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Pope Leo XIV had previously undergone surgery to remove lung adenocarcinoma and was admitted to the Gemelli Hospital in Rome for treatment.
(Central News Agency reporter Huang Yashi, Rome, 17th) Pope Leo XIV is recovering well after surgery to remove adenocarcinoma from his lungs. The Gemelli Hospital where the Pope was admitted said that the Pope will be discharged from the hospital and return to the Vatican this afternoon. The Pope will recite the Angelus in St. Peter's Square tomorrow as usual.
Doctors at the Gemelli Hospital said that based on blood tests, chest X-rays and an assessment of the Pope's clinical condition this morning, the Pope was deemed ready to be discharged. The chief physician of the Gemelli Hospital responsible for treating Pope Leo XIV said that the Pope will be discharged from the hospital this afternoon and will recite the Angelus in St. Peter's Square in the Vatican tomorrow morning. (Editor: Chen Chenggong) 1151017
Hospital: Pope Leo XIV recovered well and was discharged from the hospital in the afternoon to return to the Vatican
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The Pope will recite the Angelus in St. Peter's Square in the Vatican tomorrow morning
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The Vatican announced that Pope Leo XIV will be discharged from the hospital today after undergoing surgery to remove lung adenocarcinoma. The medical team said the postoperative recovery was good, and the Pope is expected to resume public activities in St. Peter's Square tomorrow and maintain his scheduled visit to South America.

The pope, diagnosed with lung adenocarcinoma, underwent successful surgery to remove the lower lobe of his right lung at Rome’s Gemelli Hospital and will lead Sunday prayers from his Vatican flat.

In order to celebrate the 145th anniversary of the establishment of the Chenghuang Temple in Taiwan Province, the 2026 National Chenghuang Assembly detour will be held around the Presidential Palace from 1:00 pm on October 17. The Taipei City Police Department announced traffic control measures, covering Baoqing Road, Chongqing South Road and other roads, and coordinated bus diversions. The public can inquire about the diversion routes through the designated telephone number or website.

In conjunction with the 145th anniversary of the establishment of the Taiwan Provincial City God Temple, the 2026 National City God’s Assembly detour will be held around the Presidential Palace and Wanhua District on October 17. The Taipei City Police Department announced relevant traffic diversion and control measures, reminding passers-by to change routes in advance.

The Vatican said that Roman Catholic Pope Leo XIV, who recently had the lower lobe of his right lung removed during surgery for lung cancer, spent a good night in the hospital and had breakfast. He is currently in stable condition and recovering smoothly.

Pope Leo XIV underwent lung cancer surgery on October 13. The lower lobe of his right lung was removed and he was diagnosed with lung adenocarcinoma. Despite previous increases in transparency about health conditions, the diagnosis still shocked Catholics. The outside world is paying attention to his prognosis, treatment options and the impact on his reform agenda and visit to South America, especially considering his more than 20 years of living experience in Peru.