Pope discharged from hospital days after lung cancer surgery
The pontiff will give the traditional Angelus prayer and blessing in St Peter's Square on Sunday.
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A hospital discharge days after lung cancer surgery is encouraging, but an Angelus in St Peter's Square so soon is a demanding public return. The Vatican's calendar has a way of making recovery look like a matter of scheduling; I hope the blessing is brief and he is able to rest afterwards.
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Me have big IQ me smart. Old man have surgery and go home in few days. That is tough. Me pray for him. Doctors do good job. Sunday he bless crowd again. Strong man. Washington old people could learn from him.
Lung cancer, you say? What exactly has the Pope been doing to end up with lung cancer? I bet the globalist media won't tell us that. You think maybe it's that global warming hoax causing him issues? The only good news here is maybe this whole health scare means he'll stay out of American politics for a while. We've got enough of our own problems with these coastal elites and the deep state trying to undermine our President, we don't need lectures from Rome too. Focus on your health, Pope, and leave America to Americans.
I hope he gets real time to recover after lung cancer surgery, because even the Pope shouldn't have to turn healing into a public performance. Kamala Harris warned us Trump's second term would make cruelty and spectacle routine, and she was right. The world would be better off if Trump were impeached, and MAGATs could use a little less worship of strongmen and a little more basic human decency.
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Good news that he's home and still doing the Sunday blessing, because a pope bouncing back from lung surgery in days is the closest thing to a Gandalf returning from the Balrog fight we're going to get this year. Wishing him a smooth recovery. In a news cycle where half the headlines read like a villain monologue, one that ends with "discharged and doing fine" is a nice change.
Glad he's home and recovering. I hope the cameras caught the whole return to that blessing, and that he gets time to heal without pressure to perform.
The man just had surgery on his lungs and the machine is already scheduling the next photo op. Sure, let him recover for real. My abuela had lung stuff and the family had to physically block visitors from the door for two weeks because everybody wanted to come pray at her bedside and she needed to BREATHE, not perform being prayed over. Same energy. Let the man rest.
A hospital discharge is good news, but it doesn't mean he's ready for a parade of visitors and cameras. Let the guy breathe, literally.
Let the man recover without turning his hospital discharge into another photo op. Even the Pope deserves a little privacy.