Photos show pope celebrating Mass at hospital after cancer surgery
Summary
Pope Leo XIV, who recently had lung cancer surgery, was photographed celebrating Mass at Gemelli Hospital in Rome where he is recovering. Doctors report he is improving steadily, and the Vatican plans for him to make a public appearance soon and possibly travel to South America next month.Key Facts
- Pope Leo XIV had part of his right lung removed due to lung cancer.
- He is currently recovering at the Agostino Gemelli Polyclinic in Rome.
- New photos show him celebrating Mass alone at a hospital chapel.
- Doctors say his recovery is steady and he can do daily activities on his own.
- The pope resumed some work, including reading documents and co-celebrating Mass.
- The Vatican announced plans for a trip to Uruguay, Argentina, and Peru in November.
- Get-well messages from young cancer patients at the hospital were shared by the Vatican.
- The pope is expected to appear publicly on Sunday for the traditional noon prayer.
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