The Pope was scheduled to oversee Palm Sunday Services this weekend as part of the Vatican Holy Week celebration. Cardinal Cupich said he wouldn't rule out the possibility just yet that the Pop will still do that.
"He's a very stubborn individual and he is going to do everything possible to show up," Cardinal Cupich said. "He's a person who has showed up is showing up his whole life and he's going to do that now. So I think, don't count him out."
The Vatican said Pope Francis is touched by the messages and expresses his gratitude while he is in recovery.
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