Pope Leo XIV Faces Lung Cancer Diagnosis Following Surgery
WHO:
CBS News Health - Dr. David Jones, chief of thoracic surgery at the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, provided medical analysis on Pope Leo XIV's condition.
CBS News Health - The Vatican confirmed that Pope Leo XIV is the first American pope.
WTNH - The Vatican stated that Pope Leo XIV spent a tranquil night in Rome's Gemelli hospital following his surgery.
CBS News US - Louis Prevost, Pope Leo XIV's older brother, is battling multiple myeloma.
Boston.com - Pope Leo XIV is the individual diagnosed with lung cancer.
WTNH - The Vatican is the organization providing the medical update.
TMZ - The pontiff is 71 years old.
WHAT:
WTNH - The Vatican confirmed that tests confirmed a diagnosis of lung adenocarcinoma after the surgery.
NBC News - The surgery to remove a nodule from Pope Leo XIV's lung was successful, and he is expected to undergo respiratory therapy exercises as part of his recovery.
CNN - Dr. Juanita Mora expressed hope that the cancer is isolated, stating that there is an 80% to 98% survival rate when it comes to surgical removal.
NBC News - The initial lump was detected during a routine check, the Vatican has said.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
WTNH - The Vatican confirmed that tests confirmed a diagnosis of lung adenocarcinoma after the surgery.
NBC News - The surgery to remove a malignant lung nodule was completed “successfully, on schedule and as planned,” and the operation lasted nearly three hours.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that Pope Leo XIV's surgery was successful and that he is expected to undergo respiratory therapy exercises as part of his recovery.
CNN - The Vatican indicated that doctors will conduct genetic and biomarker testing to determine if further treatment, such as chemotherapy or radiation, is necessary for Pope Leo XIV.
CNN - Dr. Juanita Mora expressed hope that the cancer is isolated, stating that there is an 80% to 98% survival rate when it comes to surgical removal.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that whether Pope Leo XIV can take a planned trip to Latin America next month will depend on the results of tests conducted in the coming days.
CBS News Health - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
CBS News Health - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
Boston.com - The Vatican confirmed that tests confirmed a diagnosis of lung adenocarcinoma after the surgery.
WTNH - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was confirmed to have been successful.
CBS News US - The Vatican provided a medical update indicating that the surgery was successful.
Fox News World - The lung nodule was identified at a "very early stage."
CNN - Doctors will conduct genetic and biomarker testing to determine if further treatment, such as chemotherapy or radiation, is necessary for Pope Leo XIV.
CNN - Dr. Juanita Mora expressed hope that the cancer is isolated, stating that there is an 80% to 98% survival rate when it comes to surgical removal.
NBC News - The surgery to remove a nodule from Pope Leo XIV's lung was successful, and he is expected to undergo respiratory therapy exercises as part of his recovery.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that whether Pope Leo XIV can take a planned trip to Latin America next month will depend on the results of tests conducted in the coming days.
NBC News - The initial lump was detected during a routine check, the Vatican has said.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon, with medical staff reciting the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the surgery involved the removal of a nodule that was determined to be pulmonary adenocarcinoma, the most common type of lung cancer.
NBC News - The Vatican confirmed that Pope Leo XIV is the first American pope.
NBC News - The initial lump was detected during a routine check, the Vatican has said.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
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NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - The Vatican confirmed that Pope Leo XIV is the first American pope.
CBS News Health - Dr. David Jones, chief of thoracic surgery at the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, provided medical analysis on Pope Leo XIV's condition.
CNN - The Vatican mentioned that whether Pope Leo XIV can take a planned trip to Latin America next month will depend on the results of tests conducted in the coming days.
CNN - Doctors will conduct genetic and biomarker testing to determine if further treatment, such as chemotherapy or radiation, is necessary for Pope Leo XIV.
CNN - Dr. Juanita Mora expressed hope that the cancer is isolated, stating that there is an 80% to 98% survival rate when it comes to surgical removal.
NBC News - The Vatican did not offer details on planned treatment moving forward or whether the cancer might have spread.
NBC News - The initial lump was detected during a routine check, the Vatican has said.
NBC News - The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed in nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned."
NBC News - The initial lung nodule was detected during a routine check.
NBC News - The surgery was led by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon.
NBC News - Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began.
NBC News - Following the surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to his room on the tenth floor, which is next to the usual papal apartment, currently undergoing renovations.
NBC News - The Vatican stated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month.
NBC News - Messages of support and sympathy have been expressed by various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
WTNH - The Vatican confirmed that more information regarding Pope Leo XIV's condition would be provided later in the day after his surgery.
NBC News World - The Vatican stated that the surgery to remove the nodule from Pope Leo XIV's lung was successful.
CBS News Health - Dr. David Jones, chief of thoracic surgery at the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, provided medical analysis on Pope Leo XIV's condition.
CNN - The Vatican stated that the surgery involved the removal of a nodule that was determined to be pulmonary adenocarcinoma, the most common type of lung cancer.
CNN - Pulmonary adenocarcinoma accounts for about 40% of all lung cancer cases.
CNN - Dr. Juanita Mora noted that the prognosis for Pope Leo XIV is favorable due to the localized case of adenocarcinoma with early-stage detection.
CNN - Dr. Mora stated that the recovery may be a “little bit longer” as the lungs will have to adjust to the removal of one lobe.
CNN - Dr. Mora mentioned that Pope Leo XIV is not a smoker and is an otherwise healthy 71-year-old who plays tennis and exercises his lungs.
CNN - The Vatican indicated that doctors will conduct genetic and biomarker testing to determine if further treatment is necessary.
CNN - Dr. Mora expressed hope that the cancer is isolated, stating that there is an 80% to 98% survival rate when it comes to surgical removal.
CNN - The Vatican stated that Pope Leo XIV's surgery was successful and that he is expected to undergo respiratory therapy exercises as part of his recovery.
CNN - Dr. Juanita Mora, the national medical spokesperson for the American Lung Association, indicated that the prognosis for Pope Leo XIV is favorable due to the early-stage detection of his lung cancer.
CNN - The Vatican mentioned that whether Pope Leo XIV can take a planned trip to Latin America next month will depend on the results of tests conducted in the coming days.
CBS News Health - The Vatican confirmed that Pope Leo XIV is the first American pope.
NBC News World - The Vatican stated that Pope Leo XIV has been diagnosed with the most common form of lung cancer.
CBS News US - Louis Prevost's wife informed that he has multiple myeloma.
The New York Times - The Vatican stated that the diagnosis of lung adenocarcinoma was confirmed during the surgery.
Boston.com - Pope Leo XIV was diagnosed with lung adenocarcinoma after surgery.
WTNH - Doctors removed the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung during the surgery.
CBS News US - The Vatican confirmed the diagnosis of lung cancer in a medical update.
Fox News World - The lung nodule was identified at a "very early stage."
WHERE:
NBC News - The surgery took place at Gemelli Hospital in Rome.
WTNH - The surgery took place at Gemelli Hospital in Rome.
CBS News US - Louis Prevost resides in Florida.
TMZ - The surgery took place at Gemelli Hospital in Rome.
WHEN:
WTNH - The surgery occurred on a Tuesday, as reported by the Vatican.
WTNH - The Vatican reported that the surgery occurred on a Tuesday.
WTNH - The surgery occurred on a Tuesday, as reported by the Vatican.
WHY:
WTNH - The diagnosis of lung cancer was suspected by preoperative tests.
HOW:
CNN - Pulmonary adenocarcinoma accounts for about 40% of all lung cancer cases.
CBS News Health - Pulmonary adenocarcinoma accounts for about 40% of all lung cancer cases.
CNN - Pulmonary adenocarcinoma accounts for about 40% of all lung cancer cases.
CNN - Dr. Juanita Mora noted that the prognosis for Pope Leo XIV is favorable due to the localized case of adenocarcinoma with early-stage detection.
CNN - Dr. Mora stated that the recovery may be a “little bit longer” as the lungs will have to adjust to the removal of one lobe.
CNN - Doctors will conduct genetic and biomarker testing to determine if further treatment, such as chemotherapy or radiation, is necessary for Pope Leo XIV.
CNN - The surgery involved the removal of a nodule that was determined to be pulmonary adenocarcinoma, the most common type of lung cancer.
CNN - Pulmonary adenocarcinoma accounts for about 40% of all lung cancer cases.
WTNH - The Vatican indicated that tests confirmed a diagnosis of lung adenocarcinoma after the surgery.
Fox News World - Doctors will conduct genetic and biomarker testing to determine if further treatment, such as chemotherapy or radiation, is necessary for Pope Leo XIV.
CNN - Doctors will conduct genetic and biomarker testing to determine if further treatment, such as chemotherapy or radiation, is necessary for Pope Leo XIV.
CBS News US - The Vatican provided a medical update indicating that the surgery was successful.
Fox News World - The surgery involved the removal of a lung nodule, which was later confirmed to be cancerous.
(UPDATED October 14, 2026 19:03 UTC)
The Vatican has confirmed that Pope Leo XIV has been diagnosed with lung adenocarcinoma following a successful surgery to remove a nodule from his right lung, which lasted nearly three hours and was described as "successful, on schedule and as planned." The pontiff is expected to undergo respiratory therapy as part of his recovery, and while medical experts express hope that the cancer is isolated, the Vatican has indicated that this diagnosis could complicate his upcoming schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month. Messages of support have poured in from various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier, as the Vatican has not yet provided details on future treatment or whether the cancer may have spread.
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(UPDATED October 14, 2026 17:59 UTC)
The Vatican has confirmed that Pope Leo XIV has been diagnosed with lung adenocarcinoma following a successful surgery to remove a malignant lung nodule at Gemelli Hospital in Rome. The operation lasted nearly three hours, and doctors will conduct further genetic and biomarker testing to determine if additional treatments, like chemotherapy or radiation, are necessary. Whether the Pope can proceed with a planned trip to Latin America next month will depend on the results of these upcoming tests.
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(UPDATED October 14, 2026 17:02 UTC)
Pope Leo XIV, who has made history as the first American pope, recently underwent successful surgery to remove the lower lobe of his right lung, which lasted nearly three hours. Dr. David Jones, chief of thoracic surgery at the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, provided medical analysis on the procedure, while the Vatican noted that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff's busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month. Pulmonary adenocarcinoma, the type of cancer diagnosed, accounts for about 40% of all lung cancer cases.
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(UPDATED October 14, 2026 16:01 UTC)
The Vatican has confirmed that Pope Leo XIV has been diagnosed with lung adenocarcinoma following a successful surgery to remove the lower lobe of his right lung. Medical experts indicate that the prognosis is favorable due to the early-stage detection of this localized cancer, although recovery may take a bit longer as his lungs adjust to the surgery. Doctors will also perform genetic and biomarker testing to assess whether additional treatments, like chemotherapy or radiation, will be needed moving forward.
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(UPDATED October 14, 2026 13:58 UTC)
Pope Leo XIV successfully underwent surgery to remove a nodule from his lung, which was identified as pulmonary adenocarcinoma, the most common type of lung cancer. Doctors will conduct genetic and biomarker testing to assess whether further treatment, like chemotherapy or radiation, is necessary, and Dr. Juanita Mora expressed optimism about the cancer being isolated, noting an 80% to 98% survival rate with surgical removal. The Vatican has indicated that the Pope's planned trip to Latin America next month will depend on the results of these upcoming tests.
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(UPDATED October 14, 2026 13:07 UTC)
Pope Leo XIV underwent a successful surgery to remove the lower lobe of his right lung, which lasted nearly three hours and was performed by Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon. The procedure was necessitated by the discovery of a nodule determined to be pulmonary adenocarcinoma, the most common type of lung cancer, during a routine check. Following the operation, the Vatican indicated that the cancer diagnosis could complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month, but did not provide details on future treatment or whether the cancer might have spread.
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(UPDATED October 14, 2026 11:57 UTC)
Pope Leo XIV underwent a successful surgery to remove the lower lobe of his right lung, which lasted nearly three hours and was completed as planned. The Vatican has indicated that the pontiff's recent cancer diagnosis may impact his upcoming schedule, including a two-week visit to South America next month, with the final decision depending on test results expected in the coming days. Doctors will conduct genetic and biomarker testing to assess the need for further treatment, while there is cautious optimism regarding the cancer being isolated, as experts suggest a high survival rate following surgical removal.
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(UPDATED October 14, 2026 10:57 UTC)
The surgery to remove the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV's right lung was completed successfully and on schedule, lasting nearly three hours under the leadership of Dr. Stefano Margaritora, Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon. Medical staff recited the rosary prayer in the hospital chapel as the operation began, and following the procedure, the Pope returned to his room on the tenth floor, adjacent to his usual apartment, which is currently undergoing renovations. The Vatican has indicated that the cancer diagnosis may complicate the pontiff’s busy schedule, including a planned two-week visit to South America next month, and messages of support have poured in from various leaders, including New York City’s Archbishop Ronald Hicks and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
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(UPDATED October 14, 2026 09:59 UTC)
Pope Leo XIV spent a tranquil night in Rome's Gemelli Hospital following his surgery, according to a statement from the Vatican. They also confirmed that more information about the Pope's condition would be provided later in the day, after the surgery, which took place on a Tuesday. Tests conducted after the procedure confirmed a diagnosis of lung adenocarcinoma.
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(UPDATED October 14, 2026 05:58 UTC)
The Vatican has announced that the surgery to remove a nodule from Pope Leo XIV's lung was successful. Dr. David Jones, the chief of thoracic surgery at the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, has provided medical analysis on the Pope's condition. Following the surgery, doctors will conduct genetic and biomarker testing to assess whether further treatment, such as chemotherapy or radiation, is needed.
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(UPDATED October 14, 2026 03:59 UTC)
The Vatican has announced that Pope Leo XIV underwent surgery to remove a nodule that was found to be pulmonary adenocarcinoma, which is the most common type of lung cancer and accounts for about 40% of all lung cancer cases. Dr. Juanita Mora provided a positive prognosis for the Pope, noting that he is a healthy 71-year-old who does not smoke and has an active lifestyle, although she mentioned that his recovery might take a little longer as his lungs adjust to the removal of one lobe. Doctors will also conduct genetic and biomarker testing to assess whether further treatment is needed, with Dr. Mora expressing hope that the cancer is isolated, as surgical removal has an impressive survival rate of 80% to 98%.
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(UPDATED October 14, 2026 03:01 UTC)
The Vatican has announced that Pope Leo XIV's surgery was successful, and he is expected to begin respiratory therapy exercises as part of his recovery. Dr. Juanita Mora, the national medical spokesperson for the American Lung Association, shared that the prognosis for the Pope is favorable due to the early-stage detection of his lung cancer. Whether he will be able to take a planned trip to Latin America next month will depend on the results of upcoming tests, which will also include genetic and biomarker testing to assess the need for further treatment.
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(UPDATED October 14, 2026 02:03 UTC)
In a historic announcement, the Vatican has confirmed that Pope Leo XIV is the first American pope. This significant development marks a new chapter in the history of the papacy. The news has already begun to resonate across the globe, capturing the attention of millions.
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(UPDATED October 14, 2026 01:20 UTC)
The Vatican has announced that Pope Leo XIV has been diagnosed with the most common form of lung cancer. This news comes as the Pope continues to fulfill his duties and engage with the global community. The Vatican has not provided further details regarding the Pope's treatment or health status at this time.
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(UPDATED October 14, 2026 00:00 UTC)
Louis Prevost, the older brother of Pope Leo XIV, is currently battling multiple myeloma, as confirmed by his wife. The couple resides in Florida, where they are facing this challenging health situation together. Updates on Louis's condition are expected as he continues his fight against the illness.
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(UPDATED October 13, 2026 22:58 UTC)
The Vatican has confirmed that the diagnosis of lung adenocarcinoma was verified during surgery. In a medical update, they also reported that the surgery itself was successful. This information comes from a statement released by the Vatican.
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(UPDATED October 13, 2026 21:59 UTC)
Pope Leo XIV has been diagnosed with lung adenocarcinoma following surgery at Gemelli Hospital in Rome. The Vatican confirmed that doctors removed the lower lobe of the pontiff's right lung during the procedure, which took place on a Tuesday. The lung nodule was identified at a very early stage, and preoperative tests had raised suspicion about the diagnosis of lung cancer. At 71 years old, Pope Leo XIV is now facing this health challenge. The medical update from the Vatican provides insight into the situation as it develops.