Pope Leo diagnosed with lung cancer, undergoes successful surgery - Axios

Pope Leo has undergone successful surgery following a diagnosis of lung cancer. The Holy See confirmed the procedure went as planned and the Pope is recovering.
Why it matters
The health of a global religious leader is a matter of significant international interest and concern for the Catholic Church.
What they're saying: "The surgery was completed successfully, within the expected timeframe and as planned, and…
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