Pope Francis will conduct this Sunday's Angelus prayer remotely and not from a window in the Vatican because he has come down with a cold, his press office said Saturday. "Due to the intense cold, together with the cold symptoms that have manifested themselves in recent days,

Pope Francis will not meet with the faithful in St. Peter's Square due to a cold. "I have a very bad cold," mentioned the Holy Father during an audience on Friday. The Angelus prayer will be held in the chapel of the Santa Marta House.

Pope Francis will not be appearing at the window of the Apostolic Palace to pray the Angelus this Sunday, as he usually does, due to a cold and to take care of himself before the Christmas events, the Holy See announced this Saturday.

Pope Francis will lead the Angelus prayer, traditionally spoken by the pontiff on Sundays, from the chapel of his home in the Vatican as he is struggling with a cold, the Holy See has said. Due to "severe cold and the cold symptoms that have been occurring in recent days,