This is CBS I In The World.

I'm John Batchler, holy wee, looking to Easter Sunday.

Rome, one week after Pope Francis was released from the hospital, having been admitted for

a bound of bronchitis.

The Vatican announced that he will not preside over late night via CUSA on Good Friday

as planned due to the cold weather.

I welcome Lorenzo Fiore of the Enzouda Foundation, reporting on the Pope's health, which is a

very positive report given that he'd been in hospital these last days.

But the temperature is determining whether the Pope goes outside or not.

Lorenzo, a very good evening to you.

We of course are prayers for the Pope and everyone else on Easter weekend.

What is the temperature that's keeping the Pope indoors?

Good evening to you.

Good evening, John.

Good evening to all the radio leaders in our way.

I can tell you that this spring time looks more wintertime here in Italy, particularly

in the center.

We had over the last five days the temperature that are well below the normal temperature

over this time.

And right now I check the temperature in Rome is around 10 Celsius degree, which is more

or less 42, something Fahrenheit, which I expected to be even lower at night when via

crutches that is the most important event during the Holy Week of Easter for the Catholic

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