Trump Says He Hopes Pope Leo Will 'Get Better Fast' - BusinessWorld Online
- President Donald Trump expressed well wishes for Pope Leo XIV following the pontiff's recent surgery in Rome, telling reporters in Bullhead City, Arizona, that he wants to see Pope Leo "get well."
- The Vatican confirmed the procedure on Oct 13 successfully removed a cancerous tumor identified as adenocarcinoma after doctors discovered the mass during a recent health checkup.
- Dr. James Stevenson of the Cleveland Clinic Cancer Institute stated this cancer accounts for about 40% of cases and is highly curable when detected early and treated surgically.
- Trump's remarks followed his interactions with Louis Prevost, the brother of Pope Leo, who attended the UFC Freedom 250 event at the White House and has publicly supported Trump.
- Pope Leo has previously criticized Trump, alluding to a world "ravaged by a handful of tyrants" and speaking out against the ongoing war on Iran, despite recent well wishes.
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The Pope underwent surgery for lung cancer and is recovering well - He thanked the faithful for their prayers
U.S. President Donald Trump wished the Pope health to the Roman Lion XIV, who is now recovering from an operation to remove the adenocracinoma of the lung. "I wish Pope Lion well. (...) We just want to give him our love and the wish of the best," said Trump to the journalists on Thursday night.
Donald Trump wished Pope Leo XIV a speedy recovery after lung cancer surgery in Rome. The Vatican said the procedure went without complications.
Donald Trump says he hopes Pope Leo will 'get better fast' after lung cancer diagnosis
Donald Trump has said he hopes Pope Leo XIV will "get better fast" after the Pontiff's lung cancer diagnosis.The President told reporters he hoped the Pope would recover after he underwent surgery to remove a nodule on his lung.The Illinois-born Pope and the Commander-in-Chief have previously been at odds.Mr Trump had accused Pope Leo of being "terrible for foreign policy" and "weak on crime" earlier this year. TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say B…
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