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Pope Leo returns to Vatican four days after lung cancer surgery
Pope Leo had an operation on Tuesday to remove the lower lobe of his right lung, and will hold his first public engagement since surgery on Sunday.
Pope Leo had lobe of lung removed as doctors found cancer, Vatican says
Pope Leo announces upcoming surgery for small growth on lung
Nearly one million people attend Pope Leo's open-air mass in Paris
Pope Francis: 'I stand with Rachel Goldberg-Polin during this time'
He called for the end of the conflict in Palestine and Israel to cease, the end of violence, and the end of hatred.
Catholic Church split on women deacons, Vatican document shows
The Vatican document stressed the need to "give fuller recognition" to women in the Church, saying that "by virtue of Baptism, they enjoy full equality".
Pope Francis considering making trip to Israel
The Pope shared that he is considering visiting Israel, the Palestinian Authority, and Jordan for the second time.
Vatican tightens procedures on supposed 'supernatural events'
Friday's document mentioned, as an example of past confusion, alleged supernatural appearances by the Virgin Mary in Amsterdam in the 1940s and 1950s which were eventually ruled invalid in 2020.
Round two of Easter in Jerusalem coming up in a month
Churches abide by different calendars, hence the holidays fall on different days most years.
Pope Francis calls for Gaza ceasefire in Easter address
Francis has repeatedly deplored the death and destruction in the Gaza war.
'War is always a defeat': Pope calls to end wars in Gaza, Ukraine
"We should never forget that war is always a defeat," Pope Francis said.
My Word: White flags, red flags, giving in, and giving up - opinion
The pope is not alone in confusing white flags with white smoke while the world burns.
Pope sees 'hypocrisy' in those who criticize LGBT blessings
He also stressed that such blessings do not amount to formal Church approval for same-sex unions.
Pope says Africans are 'special case' when it comes to LGBT blessings
Blessings were allowed last month in a document called Fiducia Supplicans (Supplicating Trust), which has caused widespread debate in the Catholic Church.
