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Pope Leo continues working after lung surgery announcement

Al Jazeera Monday 12 October 2026, 16:10 UTC 1 min read
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Pope Leo continues working after lung surgery announcement NewsFeed Pope Leo continues working after lung surgery announcement Pope Leo has maintained his busy schedule a day after announcing he would be undergoing lung surgery this week, following a routine health check that detected a small lung nodule. Published On 12 Oct 2026

Pope Leo continues working after lung surgery announcement NewsFeed Pope Leo continues working after lung surgery announcement Pope Leo has maintained his busy schedule a day after announcing he would be undergoing lung surgery this week, following a routine health check that detected a small lung nodule. Published On 12 Oct 2026
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