'Faith moves mountains' - Child cancer patients write to Pope Leo - Vatican News
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As Pope Leo XIV recovers from his lung operation at Rome's Gemelli Hospital, child cancer patients at the hospital's pediatric oncology ward have reassured him of their prayers, reiterating that "faith moves mountains. "
As Pope Leo XIV recovers at Rome’s Gemelli Hospital following his successful lung surgery on Tuesday, children in the hospital’s oncology ward sent him letters and drawings.
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