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Pope Leo 14 had surgery for lung cancer.
Pope Leo XIV addressed thousands of people in St. Peter's Square on Sunday during his first weekly Angelus prayer after being discharged from the hospital following lung cancer surgery.
Addressing the crowd in St. Peter's Square, the 71-year-old Pope said, "I want to thank everyone who prayed for me these days. Now I will slowly restart my activities."
When the 71-year-old leader of the world's 1.4 billion Catholics appeared from the window of the Apostolic Palace to address the crowd, the square chanted "Viva il papa!" (Long live the Pope!) shouts echoed.
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Pope will gradually resume his activities
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Pope Leo XIV led Sunday prayers in St. Peter's Square after his surgery. The Pope thanked his medical team and supporters and stated that he would gradually return to his duties. His doctor confirmed that the operation went without complications.

Pope Leo XIV, who underwent surgery at Gemelli Hospital on October 13 with the diagnosis of lung cancer, addressed the public at the Vatican for the first time after being discharged. Thanking the medical team, the Pope stated that he would gradually return to his activities.
Vatican President Pope Leo 14, who had an operation to remove the mass in his lung on October 13 and was diagnosed with lung cancer, was discharged from the hospital.
Pope Leo 14, who underwent surgery at the Gemelli Hospital in Rome with the diagnosis of lung cancer, appeared before the public at the Vatican after being discharged and thanked for the prayers.

Pope Leo XIV, who underwent surgery at the Gemelli Hospital in Rome with the diagnosis of lung cancer, was discharged after the successful operation and returned to the Vatican. The Pope is expected to perform his Sunday prayer tomorrow.
Pope Leo XIV, who underwent surgery at Gemelli Hospital for lung cancer, was discharged after his treatment. The Pope, who returned to the Vatican, is expected to perform the Sunday prayer.