Pope Leo resumes work in hospital while recovering from surgery
Summary
Pope Leo XIV is recovering in a Rome hospital after surgery to remove a cancerous lung nodule. He has resumed work, including celebrating Mass, while doctors monitor his recovery and await further test results to decide if more treatment is needed.Key Facts
- Pope Leo XIV had part of his right lung removed due to adenocarcinoma, a common lung cancer.
- He is being treated at Gemelli hospital in Rome and has started working from his hospital room.
- Doctors say his recovery is going as expected, with good lung recovery and normal test results after surgery.
- The pope celebrated Mass in a special chapel near his hospital room for two days in a row.
- Further tests will determine if the cancer has spread and if additional treatment is needed.
- Pope Leo attracted nearly one million people to a Mass in Paris last month before surgery.
- His planned visit to Peru, Uruguay, and Argentina in November is still uncertain.
- The pope is expected to stay in the hospital until at least next Tuesday.
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