
After leaving the Gemelli Polyclinic, Pope Leo XIV met with the faithful to pray the Angelus
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The Pope left the Gemelli Polyclinic on Saturday and addressed the faithful from the window of the Apostolic Palace.
The Pope, who left the Gemelli Polyclinic on Saturday, speaking to the faithful from the window of the Apostolic Palace, spoke with a strong voice. He was clearly in good shape and happy with the match. There were many Poles in St. Peter's Square.
I would like to thank all those who prayed for me in these days. I really felt your support. Thank you. I express special appreciation to the doctors, nurses and all the staff of the Gemelli Polyclinic, said the Pope, applauded by the faithful.
This experience made me feel particularly close to those who struggle with illness and infirmity. After passing this delicate phase, as you know, I will gradually resume my activity, always with the help of God and your prayers. Thank you again, thank you all - emphasized Leo XIV.
"To Caesar is Caesar's, and to God is God's."
The topic of the papal reflections before the noon Angelus prayer were the words of Jesus from the Gospel: "Render therefore to Caesar what is Caesar's, and to God what is God's."
Leo XIV emphasized that "His Kingdom does not abrogate human duties and responsibilities. However, it requires a life without compromise, free from wicked ambitions and unjust interests, so as to put the Kingdom of God and His justice above all else."
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Gradual resumption of activity by the Pope
Very likely · Within weeks

Father Patricio Alfredo Sánchez Molinari died in Ecuador after a cross in the presbytery broke off from the wall and fell on him during a live mass broadcast.

Pope Francis is scheduled to travel to Uruguay, Peru and Argentina from November 6-17, despite recent surgery to remove a lung tumor. Professor Margaritora, a thoracic surgeon, stated that the Pope will regain strength and has no medical contraindications to undertake the over 30,000-kilometer route including several flights and changes in climate and altitude. The cancer was discovered accidentally during abdominal examination.

Pope Leo XIV has been discharged from the Polyclinic Gemelli hospital in Rome after a five-day recovery from surgery on his right lung. Before leaving, the Pope celebrated mass and met with the faithful gathered in front of the facility.

The Vatican reported that Leo XIV's health condition improved after the surgery. The Pope is independent, and on Sunday he is to lead the Angelus prayer. Preparations are underway for the November visit to South America.

Pope Leo XIV is convalescing in Rome's Gemelli Polyclinic after successful surgery to remove a lobe of his lung due to adenocarcinoma. His health condition is stable, the Pope has resumed his duties, and doctors predict another week of hospitalization.

Louis Prevost, brother of Pope Leo XIV, suffers from multiple myeloma and participates in a clinical trial. Meanwhile, the Vatican announced the successful operation of removing the lower lobe of the right lung of the pope, who was diagnosed with adenocarcinoma.