The dates of Pope Leo
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The Pope was planning a twelve-day trip to Uruguay, Argentina and Peru between November 6 and 17.
The dates of Pope Leo XIV's visit to Latin America, initially scheduled for November, may be changed due to his health conditions. Peruvian President Keiko Fujimori declared it.
The journey
As the Holy See Press Office had announced, Pope Leo was planning a twelve-day trip to Latin America between Uruguay, Argentina and Peru. The Pontiff should leave from November 6th until the 17th, but now the dates are no longer so certain. According to the program, the Pope should start from the Uruguayan capital Montevideo: around twenty transfers by plane and helicopter to meet as many realities as possible within the three South American countries.
In Peru
Meanwhile, in Peru, work is underway for the construction of a 14 meter high statue dedicated to the Pope. The project will be built in the city of Callao, near Lima, and should be completed by the end of October, in view of the Pontiff's apostolic journey.
Louis Prevost, brother of Pope Leo XIV, reported that the Pontiff is alert and in good condition after surgery for lung adenocarcinoma. Doctors removed the entire tumor mass.

Pope Leo XIV underwent surgery at the Gemelli Polyclinic in Rome to remove a lung adenocarcinoma. The operation was successful and the post-operative course was uneventful. The Pontiff has started walking and eating again.

Work is underway in Callao, Peru, on a 14-metre statue dedicated to Pope Leo XIV ahead of his apostolic journey in November. The Peruvian Church and President Keiko Fujimori express closeness and prayers for the Pope's health after the surgery.

Pope Leo XIV spent the night peacefully at the Gemelli Polyclinic after surgery for a lung adenocarcinoma. Meanwhile, the Catholic world prays for him and international politics expresses closeness, while his words about the family are spread.

Pope Leo underwent surgery at the Gemelli Polyclinic in Rome for a malignant adenocarcinoma. The operation lasted three hours and ended successfully with the removal of the lower lobe of the right lung.

The Pope's night passed peacefully after lung surgery. The Vatican press office confirmed the positive outcome of the operation for an adenocarcinoma at the Gemelli Polyclinic.