As Pope Leo remains hospitalized following his surgery, his audiences have been canceled through Oct. 20, but he remains in ...

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Pope Leo XIV’s postoperative recovery continues to show steady improvement, with blood tests and a chest X-ray confirming his overall condition is improving, according to Vatican News.

Before the ceremony to pay respects, commemorate and bury 731 sets of martyrs' remains took place, former military doctor ...