Summary
Pope Leo returned to the Vatican after lung cancer surgery in Rome and said he felt much better. He plans to resume some duties soon and is scheduled for a trip to Latin America in about three weeks.Key Facts
- Pope Leo had surgery to remove part of his right lung due to adenocarcinoma, a common type of lung cancer.
- The surgery took place at Gemelli University Hospital in Rome.
- Four days after surgery, the pope was discharged and returned to the Vatican.
- He spoke to Russian President Vladimir Putin and met with senior aides during his recovery.
- Pope Leo celebrated mass in a hospital chapel while recuperating.
- He will perform the traditional Angelus blessing publicly soon after returning.
- A major trip to Latin America is planned for mid-November, about three weeks after his surgery.
- Pope Leo was born in Chicago, USA, but has lived many years in South America and holds Peruvian citizenship.
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