Earlier version, Tuesday 20 October
Pope Leo XIV to lead Wednesday General Audience
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Pope Leo XIV will preside over the weekly general audience on Wednesday, October 21, at St. Peter's Square. The Holy See Press Office announced that the pope will remain at the Apostolic Palace to continue his recovery rather than traveling to his usual residence in Castel Gandolfo this week.
The pope is recovering from surgery to remove a lung adenocarcinoma performed on October 13 at Gemelli Hospital. He was discharged from the hospital on Saturday, October 17. While the audience is scheduled for the square, it may move to the Paul VI Audience Hall if weather conditions are poor.
Dr. Stefano Margaritora, the surgeon who performed the operation, stated that the recovery period could last approximately ten days. Although his participation in an interreligious meeting in Assisi on October 27 remains unconfirmed, doctors previously suggested the pope could be fully recovered by that date.
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Earlier version, Tuesday 20 October
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