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		</div><p>Pope Francis has resumed regular appointments – a day after cancelling his schedule due to a fever.</p>
<p>The pontiff held a number of private meetings, including with visitors from Georgetown University who were in town for a conference with a Jesuit-run journal, on Saturday.</p>
<p>Francis was later seen on video arriving at the studios of the state broadcaster RAI to tape an interview, smiling animatedly at well-wishers outside.</p>
<p>The Vatican’s confirmation of the 86-year-old’s fever sparked concerns about Francis’s health.</p>
<p>The last time he spiked a serious fever, in March, the pontiff was taken to hospital and diagnosed with acute bronchitis.</p>
<p>He received intravenous antibiotics and was released three days later.</p>
<p>The Vatican said the pope will preside over Pentecost Mass on Sunday and meet Italy’s president, Sergio Mattarella, on Monday.</p>
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