Pope Leo XIV has been diagnosed with lung cancer

[TaylorSwift 164,631]

 

[Morphine Prince 110,170]

Fortunately it was caught early and he had the nodule removed by removing part of his lung. 

PSA: Lung cancer is one of the most deadly cancers since it’s often not caught early 

[bxr 3,433]

A Pontiff, a Judas, and an Apple walk into a forum … whew, what in the Revelation is this narrative continuation 

 

[Skyana Rava 2,915]

Damn..... this is serious. I hope he survives another 10 years

 

[gagzus 26,662]

As much as I despise the idea of the Pope hope he gets help (through science and not prayer)

[JoeCool 1,134]

Was he a smoker when he was younger?

 

at any rate I like him....  hope he has a full recovery 

[steven 6,758]

1 hour ago, JoeCool said:

Was he a smoker when he was younger?

idk but he was lowkey hot
 

Edited 3 hours ago by steven

[NUTELLA 31,526]

16 minutes ago, steven said:

idk but he was lowkey hot
 

[Taumaturg0 1,443]

4 hours ago, Morphine Prince said:

Fortunately it was caught early and he had the nodule removed by removing part of his lung. 

PSA: Lung cancer is one of the most deadly cancers since it’s often not caught early 

if I had two cents for every pope in a row with partially extirpated lung I'd have two cents, which is not much but it's weird that it happened twice. 

Edited 1 hour ago by Taumaturg0

[SavetheEarthNow 306]

True or false? I wonder. He recently spoke out against the AI takeover. Are they trying to get rid of him by faking an illness to get a pro-AI pope in? 

[bxr 3,433]

12 minutes ago, SavetheEarthNow said:

I wonder. He recently spoke out against the AI takeover. 

That‘s actually kind of wilde, in immediate retrospect … I completed a graduate theology program at a uni in the Bay Area / Silicon Valley a little over a year ago, and that was a growing point of contention within the institution … a few months ago, a classmate who still studies there was mentioning how one of our deans was effectually on an anti-AI crusade across conference speaking engagements … not sure where any of it stands now, but interesting discourse within those walls of contextual theology for sure