Pope Leo XIV admitted for surgery to remove nodule from lung
An article reports that Pope Leo XIV was taken to Rome’s Gemelli Hospital for minor lung surgery to remove a small, treatable nodule. The operation is scheduled for the afternoon, and the Pope has described the growth as minor.The passage includes additional website elements such as advertisements, subscription prompts for Washington Examiner, and related styling and scripting details. The article reports that Pope Leo XIV was taken to Rome’s Gemelli Hospital for a minor lung surgery to remove a small, treatable nodule. the operation is scheduled for the afternoon, and the Pope has described the growth as minor. The passage also includes additional website elements such as advertisements, subscription prompts for the Washington Examiner, and related styling and scripting details.
Pope Leo XIV was driven to Rome’s Gemelli Hospital on Tuesday to prepare for a surgery removing a nodule from his lung.
It is expected that the Holy Father will undergo the operation this afternoon. He has characterized the nodule — a small growth of tissue on the inside of his lung — as minor and treatable.
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