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Pope to return to Vatican after cancer surgery

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Pope to return to Vatican after cancer surgery

Pope Leo XIV will leave the Rome hospital where he has been recovering from lung cancer surgery , the Vatican said on Saturday, after doctors deemed him “fit for discharge”. Leo, 71, has been at the Gemelli hospital north of the Vatican…

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