The Vatican has announced that a tumor removed from Pope Leo XIV during lung surgery in Rome was cancerous. The Pope is recovering favorably following the procedure, which was described as without complications. The surgery took place in Rome, and the medical team expressed satisfaction with the outcome. Details about the specific type of cancer – an adenocarcinoma – have been released by the Vatican press office. The Pope's condition is being closely monitored, but initial reports indicate a positive trajectory. This news offers reassurance to followers worldwide regarding the health of Pope Leo XIV. Further updates on his recovery are expected from the Vatican in the coming days.