Pope Leo XIV Undergoes Successful Lung Nodule Surgery
- Pope Leo XIV underwent a successful surgery on Tuesday to remove a nodule on his lung.
- The procedure was announced by Pope Leo XIV himself, a rare move for a pontiff.
- The 71-year-old Pope is expected to recover in one week before his scheduled Latin America tour.
- The nodule was discovered recently during medical checks and is described as well-contained.
- The Vatican expects the Pope to resume his duties following the recovery period.
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