Pope Leo Is Eating, Celebrating Mass and Walking After Cancer Surgery, but Trip Is in Question - THE LOCAL REPORT ARTICLES
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n1info.rsPope Leo XIV returned to his regular diet, began walking and said Mass in hospital today as he recovers from surgery to remove a growth on his lung, the Vatican said.
ROME (AP) — Pope Leo XIV resumed his usual diet, began walking and served Mass in the hospital on Wednesday while recovering from surgery to remove a cancerous mass from his lung, the Vatican reported.
Pope Leo is eating, celebrating Mass, and walking after cancer surgery
ROME — Pope Leo XIV resumed his regular diet, began walking, and celebrated Mass in the hospital Wednesday as he recovered from surgery to remove a cancerous mass from his lung, the Vatican said. Questions remained about whether the cancer had spread, while Peru’s president suggested Leo might have to alter his planned visit to Latin America next month.
"The Holy Father underwent respiratory physiotherapy and started walking in his room. He continued his regular diet and ate breakfast and lunch. The recovery is going according to plan," said Dr. Luigi Carbone, the Pope's personal physician, and Dr. Stefano Margaritora, head of thoracic surgery at the Ghemelli Hospital.
First quiet night, normal exams and first steps in the room. There are encouraging signs of the conditions of Pope Leo XIV, hospitalized at the Gemini Hospital in Rome after surgery for a pulmonary adenocarcinoma. The bulletin published by the Holy See Press Office on Wednesday 14 October confirms a regular post-operative course. The Pontiff... Read More "Pope Leo" started to walk again. He also celebrated Mass The article Pope Leo began to walk…
Pope Leo is eating, celebrating Mass and walking after cancer surgery, but trip is in question - THE LOCAL REPORT ARTICLES
ROME — Pope Leo XIV resumed his regular diet, began walking and celebrated Mass in the hospital Wednesday as he recovered from surgery to remove a cancerous mass from his lung, the Vatican said. Questions remained about whether the cancer had spread, while Peru’s president suggested Leo might have to alter his planned visit to ...
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