1. "in" or "on" would be fine.
2. You may use "the" or not, as you wish. Both sentences sound more finished if you keep "the" in there.
Hello. I will appreciate it if you help me with a few questions.
1) Is it possible to say "protesters gathered ON the square" or is it IN or AT?
2) Is it necessary to use the article in the context:
a) 'Pope Francis blessed (the?) pilgrims in St Peter's Square.'
b) 'to promote cooperation with (the?) members of NATO' (no particular member is meant).
Thank you for your most helpful advice.
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