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By Katherine Langford
ABC 7 Suncoast SWFL
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(Gray News) - Pope Leo XIV released his first message since undergoing surgery for lung cancer in Rome.“As you know, I have been unable to be among you during these days,” Leo wrote in a statement. “I thank you warmly for your prayers and for the work you have done together. Your sharing of experiences and attentive listening are indeed a gift to the whole Church.” The pope’s message was issued to Catholics who were meeting to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Amoris Laetitia, a document written by Pope Francis about the church’s work with couples and families, CNN reported. ”It is my hope that families will always be active participants in the life and mission of your local churches," his statement continued. “I ask you please to pray for me, as I pray for you.”Pope Leo underwent surgery on Tuesday in which doctors removed a cancerous mass from his lung.The 71-year-old pope was said to be recovering normally following the procedure, according to his doctors.“The Holy Father underwent