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Pope Leo XIV Thanks Doctors, Says He Will Gradually Resume Duties After Surgery

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Pope Leo XIV has thanked medical personnel and people who prayed for him during his recent hospitalisation, saying he will gradually resume his activities after recovering from lung surgery. In a post on his official X account, the pontiff said the experience had brought him closer to people living with illnesses and other health challenges. […]

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Pope Leo XIV has said the long-cancer surgery he had last week has brought him closer to the sick. (ANSA)

·Rome, Italy
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The pontiff thanked the faithful for their prayers during his hospitalization and assured him that he felt better, four days after his lower lobe was removed from his right lung.

·San Juan, United States
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Meeting with pilgrims after returning from the hospital, Leo XIV expressed gratitude to the faithful for their prayerful support and also thanked the medical staff of Gemelli Hospital.

Leon XIV looked back from the Apostolic Palace after receiving his discharge. He assured that he will gradually resume his activities and grow expectations for his next tour of Latin America.

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A week after the surgical intervention and after his Sunday reappearance in St Peter's Square for the prayer of the Angelus, Luis Prevost, brother of Le n XIV, confirms the r request evolution of the pont fice.

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Latin america News broke the news on Sunday, October 18, 2026.
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