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Pope Leo XIV will leave the Rome hospital where he has been recovering from lung cancer surgery, the Vatican said on Saturday, after doctors deemed him “fit for discharge”.
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him → leave → discharge
Leo, 71, has been at the Gemelli hospital north of the Vatican since Tuesday, where doctors removed part of his right lung to extract a cancerous tumour.
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doctors → remove → tumour
“Considering the blood tests, the chest X-ray done this morning, and evaluating the clinical picture, the Holy Father has been deemed fit for discharge,” doctors Luigi Carbone and Stefano Margaritora wrote in a note published by the Vatican.
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Carbone → consider → Vatican
The Vatican confirmed that “Pope Leo XIV will be discharged today”.
“He will leave the hospital in the early afternoon and return to the Vatican.
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He → confirm → Vatican
Tomorrow he will recite the Angelus prayer from the window of the papal apartment,” the Vatican said.
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Vatican → recite → apartment
The Angelus prayer is typically given by the pope from the window of the Apostolic Palace overlooking St Peter’s Square.
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prayer → give → Square
But in past years, former popes John Paul II and Francis, similarly hospitalised at the Gemelli, have delivered the prayer from the window of their hospital rooms.
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II → hospitalise → rooms
The Vatican’s press office said that Leo celebrated Mass on Saturday, as he has in recent days, in a room on the 10th floor of the hospital where he has been recovering.
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he → say → hospital
Up in air
News that the otherwise healthy and sporty pope had a cancerous tumour removed from his lung has rattled the Vatican and the world’s 1.4 billion Catholics.
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tumour → remove → Vatican
But his doctors have said Leo’s recovery has been progressing normally as they await the results of tests that will determine the course of action to take.
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that → say → action
Leo has resumed some work, making a call on Friday to Russian President Vladimir Putin to urge a ceasefire in the Russian-occupied Ukrainian city of Oleshky.
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Leo → resume → Oleshky
Up in the air, however, is a planned papal voyage to South America, scheduled for November 6-17 to visit Uruguay, Argentina and Peru.
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voyage → plan → Uruguay
Pope watchers say that Leo — who spent two decades as a missionary in Peru — is anxious to make the long journey, but will likely follow the recommendations of his doctors.
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who → say → doctors
Leo has cancelled all his audiences until October 20.
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Leo → cancel → October
The pope himself announced to the public in St Peter’s Square last Sunday, following the Angelus prayer, that a routine medical examination had revealed a nodule that doctors recommended should be removed.
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doctors → announce → nodule
The Aporia
