Earlier version, Saturday 17 October
Pope Leo XIV celebrates Mass at Gemelli hospital
Vatican Surgery of Pope Leo XIV
Pope Leo XIV celebrated Mass at Gemelli Polyclinic on Friday, October 16, 2026, while recovering from surgery. Because the hospital chapel is undergoing renovations, the Pope presided over the liturgy in a room specifically prepared on the tenth floor.
During the Mass, the Pope thanked doctors, nurses, and support staff for their daily care of patients and for the assistance provided during his own postoperative recovery. The celebration was attended by medical personnel and members of the Vatican Gendarmerie.
A medical bulletin released that morning indicated the Pope's general condition is steadily improving. Following an operation on October 13, he has been undergoing respiratory physiotherapy and can now perform daily activities independently. The Holy See Press Office released the first two photographs of the Pope during the celebration, showing him in prayer and elevating the consecrated host.
In addition to his religious duties, the Pope has continued his work, which included receiving letters and drawings from children in the pediatric oncology department. He also held a telephone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin to express concern regarding the humanitarian situation in Olenshky and to request a truce.
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Earlier version, Saturday 17 October
Pope Leo XIV celebrates Mass at Gemelli hospital
Earlier version, Saturday 17 October
Pope Leo XIV celebrates Mass in hospital
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