Pope Leo XIV Fulfills Schedule on the Eve of Surgery to Remove Nodule in the Lung
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Despite the planned hospitalization, Leo XIV maintained a busy agenda on Monday, with seven meetings in the morning and meetings with bishops from different countries, as well as representatives of a charity based in Rome
Leon XIV marked a breaking point for his predecessors in informing himself about the need to be operated to remove a pulmonary nodule. Specialist Alfredo Guerreros points out that finding a nodule “does not amount to a diagnosis of cancer” and that recovery “depends on the type of procedure, its location and the conditions of each patient”
The 71-year-old Pontiff presided over an audience with members of a charity based in Rome, the Circolo San Pietro, and received a donation from them.
This Monday, the Supreme Pontiff showed good courage in carrying out his routine activities without restrictions. This week he will be operated, less than a month from the South American tour in which he will visit Argentina.
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