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'Faith Moves Mountains' - Child Cancer Patients Write to Pope Leo

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As Pope Leo XIV recovers from his lung operation at Rome's Gemelli Hospital, child cancer patients at the hospital's pediatric oncology ward have reassured him of their prayers, reiterating that "faith moves mountains." Read all  

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Vatican City, Oct 16 (EFE).- Pope Leo XIV is receiving letters of support these days for his prompt recovery from the children admitted to the pediatric oncology department of the Gemelli Polyclinic in Rome, which is located on the same plant in which the pontiff recovers from the operation [...] The entry Leo XIV receives letters of support from the children admitted to the Gemelli oncology area was first published in HolaNews.

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Flowers, letters, and children's drawings for Pope Leo XIV have been piling up beath St John Paul II's statues at Gemini Hospital where the 71-year-old American pontificf has been hospitalised for three days and where he had long-cancer surgery on Tuesday. (ANSA)

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Drawings released by the Vatican.

Pope Leo XIV is receiving letters of support these days for his early recovery from the children admitted to the pediatric oncology department of the Gemelli Polyclinic in Rome, which is located on the same plant where the pontiff recovers from the operation in which he was removed by [...] The entry Lion XIV receives letters of support from children with cancer from the Gemelli Hospital in Rome was first published in Information Focus.

As Pope Leo XIV recovers from his lung operation at Rome's Gemelli Hospital, child cancer patients at the hospital's pediatric oncology ward have reassured him of their prayers, reiterating that "faith moves mountains." By Deborah Castellano Lubov and Benedetta Capelli As Pope Leo XIV recovers at Rome's Gemelli Hospital following his successful lung surgery on…

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ANSA broke the news in Rome, Italy on Thursday, October 15, 2026.
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