Pope Leo says he will gradually resume duties after lung cancer surgery
Pope Leo XIV had lung cancer surgery and was released from the hospital four days later. He returned to the Vatican and appeared in St. Peter's Square on Sunday to thank people for their prayers. He said he plans to gradually return to his normal duties. A surgeon stated there is no medical reason preventing him from traveling to Latin America.
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2 developments- Oct 17Vatican media cites surgeon: ‘No clinical reason’ pope can’t travel to Latin America
- Oct 18Pope Leo says he will gradually resume duties after lung cancer surgery
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