A Missouri woman diagnosed with lung cancer told OSV News that Pope Leo’s diagnosis with the same disease has helped strengthen her own Catholic faith amid her illness.
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Pope Leo will send a message to participants emphasizing his conviction the “Spirit of Assisi” and dialogue are urgently in “an age of conflict.”
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The doctors said that “subsequent oncological evaluation confirmed that no further treatment is necessary.”
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“Now that I have overcome this delicate phase, as you know, I will gradually resume my activities, always with God’s help and your prayers.”
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ROME (OSV News) — Pope Leo XIV was discharged from the hospital Oct. 17 after doctors deemed him fit to return to the Vatican four days after lung cancer surgery. …
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(OSV News) — While Pope Leo XIV was recovering from an Oct. 13 surgery to remove the lower lobe of his right lung where doctors found cancer, his oldest brother Louis …
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Papal biographers agree that assessments of Pope Leo XIV’s future ministry remain premature following his recent lung surgery and cancer diagnosis, while praising his personal disclosure as a major, irreversible …
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Vatican spokesman Matteo Bruni said that during Mass, Pope Leo distributed Communion to those present and remained in “good spirits.”
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Following Pope Leo XIV’s Oct. 13 diagnosis of lung cancer, OSV News spoke with several medical experts about its prevalence, likely treatments and outcomes.
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Bishops across Latin America urge prayers for Pope Leo as trip hangs in the balance
by David Agrenby David AgrenOn Oct. 14, the Archdiocese of Lima postponed a session of preparations for the papal trip to the Peruvian capital and instead called for a day of prayer.
