Pope Leo says he will resume activities after cancer surgery
Summary
Pope Leo XIV thanked supporters after surgery to remove a cancerous part of his lung and said he will slowly return to work. Four days after the operation, the pope showed he was recovering well and expressed gratitude to hospital staff and those who prayed for him.Key Facts
- Pope Leo XIV had surgery to remove the lower lobe of his right lung due to adenocarcinoma, a common type of lung cancer.
- He spent four days in the hospital and was discharged earlier than expected.
- The pope appeared at a window overlooking St. Peter’s Square to thank people for their prayers and support.
- He expressed feeling close to others who face illness, sharing empathy from his experience.
- A delegation from Africa and many international visitors celebrated his return and prayed with him.
- No detailed information about his long-term health outlook has been shared publicly.
- The pope plans to resume duties gradually and has a planned trip in early November to South America.
- His surgeon said there is no medical reason to cancel the upcoming trip.
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