
Pope Leo XIV has been discharged from the Gemelli Hospital in Rome after undergoing surgery for lung adenocarcinoma and will return to the Vatican.
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Pope Leo XIV was admitted to the Gemelli Hospital in Rome where he underwent surgery for lung adenocarcinoma.
The Vatican has reported this Saturday that Pope Leo XIV will be discharged from hospital today and will leave early in the afternoon the Gemelli Hospital in Rome where he underwent surgery for lung adenocarcinoma, the Vatican press office reported.
"After blood tests, the chest x-ray performed this morning and the evaluation of his clinical condition, the Holy Father has been discharged," indicates the communication from the medical team released by the Holy See.
After five days of hospitalization, the pontiff will return to the Vatican early in the afternoon and "tomorrow he will pray the Angelus from the window of the papal apartments."
Conversation with Putin
Yesterday, the Pope spoke by telephone with the President of Russia, Vladimir Putin, to whom he expressed his "deep concern about the serious humanitarian situation in the city of Oleshky (Ukraine), in the Kherson region", while asking for a ceasefire to allow the delivery of humanitarian aid.
Furthermore, during this dialogue, Pope Leo XIV "reaffirmed the commitment of the Holy See to the promotion of dialogue and peace."
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The Pope will pray the Angelus from the window of the papal apartments
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Pope Leo XIV has been discharged from the Gemelli Hospital in Rome after five days of hospitalization for an operation for lung adenocarcinoma and will return to the Vatican.

Pope Leo XIV has received a medical discharge and will leave the Gemelli hospital in Rome this Saturday, four days after undergoing surgery for a malignant tumor in the right lung. Tomorrow he will pray the Angelus from the window of the papal apartments.

This Friday, the Vatican released the first images of Pope Leo XIV after his lung operation, showing the pontiff celebrating mass at the Gemelli hospital in Rome with his Peruvian secretary Edgar Rimaycuna, with constant improvement and autonomy for daily activities.

The medical report confirms that Pope Francis' recovery after the removal of a malignant tumor from his right lung is proceeding normally. He has had blood tests and a chest x-ray that show steady improvement. In addition, he has celebrated mass at the Gemelli hospital and continues with respiratory physiotherapy, which indicates that he is handling his affairs autonomously.

Pope Francis, after undergoing surgery for lung adenocarcinoma at the Gemelli Hospital in Rome, carries out daily activities autonomously and maintains a good mood, according to the latest statement from the Holy See. Although his recovery is progressing normally, uncertainty persists about his ability to face the next apostolic trip to Latin America scheduled for November.

The Pope is recovering favorably after lung surgery at the Gemelli hospital in Rome. The Vatican confirms that he has resumed his usual activities, including work meetings, and that postoperative controls show normal results.