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Nancy Stone's avatar

He does look tired and he raised the host just to his face. But he felt the need to say mass. May God be with him and heal him. Holy Spirit we need Pope Leo.

Steve Shortt's avatar

As someone with a similar lung experience, that he’s up and moving is normal.

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Sky Blue's avatar

God Bless our Beloved Pope Leo XIV!!

We Stand With You!!

Agatha's avatar
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I had the same surgery a year ago. He is up and walking, and that is good. The wait for the results is the worst part. I am raising my voice for the poor and praying for Pope Leo’s complete recovery.

Donna T. Deal's avatar

Thank you! I think we have no idea of the physicality of celebrating the Mass; It can be onerous yet no matter the physical state of the priest, it is an honor, a delight, a privilege to stand behind the altar and speak those precious words to the gathered community. His faith is his strength. Our prayers surround him. And thank you Christopher for sharing all this with us.

Myvesa's avatar

Raising my voice for peace and praying for Pope Leo’s full recovery.

Monica Soule's avatar

Go back to bed, Your Holiness! Don’t wear yourself out. We are praying for you!

Evelina Giobbe's avatar

God bless and heal our beloved Pope Leo.