r/worldnews • u/cnn CNN • 6h ago
Pope Leo needs no further cancer treatment, Vatican says
https://www.cnn.com/2026/10/21/europe/pope-leo-cancer-treatment-intl-latam?Date=20261021&Profile=cnn&utm_content=1792610400&utm_medium=social&utm_source=reddit_user138
u/RD-24961AX 6h ago
The Guardians beat the White Sox - The Pope has cancer.
The Rays eliminate the Guardians - The Pope is healed.
God really does hate Cleveland.
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u/Optimoprimo 5h ago
I really hope he pulls through. He is exactly who we need speaking about morality and goodness as the U.S. grows into the next great evil in the world that must be defeated.
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u/SloppyPlatypus69 5h ago
Why would God give a pope Cancer?
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u/asgphotography 1m ago
Why would God give the Pope cutting edge healthcare that cured him of this?
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u/SloppyPlatypus69 0m ago
Good stuff happens = God did that.
Bad thing happens = God works in mysterious ways.
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u/MasterArCtiK 6h ago
Bruh they just gonna let him die?
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u/s8018572 4h ago
Cancer treatment is painful in terminal state. All these should be decided by patient themselves.
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u/FooBarU2 4h ago
Pope Leo had a personal trainer and he kept in shape before he was elected Pope.
There was a TV clip about his personal trainer .. having an amusing time talking to reporters... after he was elected.
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u/wingfan1469 6h ago
Could you argue it's a miracle?
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u/Rosebunse 5h ago
Not really. This sort of cancer seems to respond well to surgery if it's found in time. I think the take away is that we should all monitor our health and do what we can with the medical advances we have access to.
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u/Pillow_Fucker_123 52m ago
Pretty sure Cuba created a lung cancer vaccine like 10+ years ago. It’s crazy (or is it?) that it didn’t make headlines in America.
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u/GingerDane1 5h ago
I have seen to many articles about an old man having cancer and less about the problems in the world.
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u/sabayoki 6h ago
this can mean two things actually