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Leo XIV gradually resumes activities after lung cancer surgery

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Leo XIV gradually resumes activities after lung cancer surgeryRicardo Stuckert · CC BY-SA 4.0

Pope Leo XIV addressed thousands of faithful in St Peter’s Square on Sunday, in his first major public appearance since surgery for lung cancer. He said he would gradually resume his activities, IOL reports.

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