Pope's health should not be taken 'for granted', says top Vatican diplomat
Summary
Pope Leo XIV recently had surgery to remove part of his right lung after a cancer diagnosis. Vatican officials say his health should not be taken for granted, and he is currently recovering in Rome with steady improvement.Key Facts
- Pope Leo XIV was diagnosed with lung adenocarcinoma, a type of lung cancer.
- He had surgery at Rome’s Gemelli Hospital to remove a lower lobe of his right lung.
- The surgery was successful and without complications.
- The Pope is showing steady improvement and was expected to lead Sunday prayers from the hospital.
- Vatican officials previously thought the Pope was in excellent health, making the diagnosis a significant change.
- No date has been set yet for the Pope’s discharge from the hospital.
- The Pope himself announced the operation during his weekly prayers in St Peter’s Square.
- Plans for future visits, including a possible UK trip in 2027, are being considered with careful planning.
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