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Oct 27, 2026

Megan WilliamsCORRESPONDENT
2:17
The 71-year-old Catholic leader had part of his right lung removed on October 13th.
Megan WilliamsCORRESPONDENT
2:25
and left Rome's Gemelli Hospital four days later, waving to well-wishers outside days earlier than expected.
Megan WilliamsCORRESPONDENT
2:34
The Vatican says tests confirm the cancer was localized and no further treatment is needed.
Megan WilliamsCORRESPONDENT
2:39
Leo has gradually resumed his duties, with rest built into his schedule.
Megan WilliamsCORRESPONDENT
2:44
He says he's looking forward to returning to Peru, where he spent some 20 years as a missionary and bishop.
Megan WilliamsCORRESPONDENT
2:51
For NPR News, I'm Megan Williams in Rome.
Ryland BartonHOST
2:54
U.S. stocks climbed today.
Ryland BartonHOST
2:55
The S&P 500 rose seven-tenths of a percent later this week.
Jon GrilzHOST
4:08
I loved being a mini-adult.
Jon GrilzHOST
4:11
When other kids were going to Disney World, I looked down my little nose at them and talked about our recent trip to Rome.
Jon GrilzHOST
4:17
When they went to the movies to see animated flicks, I dutifully ate my popcorn in silence and watched Brad Pitt and Morgan Freeman track a serial killer in Seven.
Jon GrilzHOST
4:28
My parents' friends might have judged them, but for the most part everyone agreed I was the perfect mini-adult.
Taylor MarshallHOST
0:31
It's tough.
Taylor MarshallHOST
0:32
So we're gonna begin today praying in Our Father, Pater Noster, and then we'll jump into what's the real situation? What's the real down low with this pilgrimage in Rome? Were the traditional Catholics locked out? Was it bad planning? Was there dissimulation? We'll get into it, look at the various sides.
Taylor MarshallHOST
0:52
But first, let's pray together.
Taylor MarshallHOST
0:54
Amen.

6 MINS LATER

Taylor MarshallHOST
7:06
Chris Pratt's just made a big documentary on it.
Taylor MarshallHOST
7:09
I'm excited to see that.
Taylor MarshallHOST
7:10
If you want to get the full story, I wrote a book about it, The Eternal City, Rome and the Origins of Catholic Christianity.
Taylor MarshallHOST
7:17
The pilgrims get to the obelisk in St. Peter's Square.
Michael GoodfriendHOST
2:44
Here, even the play's most theatrically gleeful villain is ultimately transformed by the same thing that transforms Titus and most of us, the love for our children.
Michael GoodfriendHOST
2:56
The legacy of Rome is contradictory, yes.
Michael GoodfriendHOST
3:00
And so, it turns out, are all of us.
speaker_2NARRATOR
3:21
And remember, revenge is a dish best served cold.
James CarpenterVOICE_ACTOR
7:52
Tell
Jomar TagatacVOICE_ACTOR
7:52
him
James CarpenterVOICE_ACTOR
7:53
it is for justice and for aid, and that it comes from old Andronicus, shaken with sorrows and ungrateful Rome.
James CarpenterVOICE_ACTOR
8:04
Ah, Rome, well, well.
Steve MasonHOST
32:29
is Michael Collins.
Steve MasonHOST
32:31
He was born in Rome, Italy.
Steve MasonHOST
32:33
Yeah, you got that many astronauts from one state.
Steve MasonHOST
32:36
But that's astronauts, not aliens.
Alex JonesHOST
8:23
Hundreds of protesters stormed the Roman Coliseum and clashed with police at the historic gates as the demonstrations in France spread to Italy over the weekend.
Alex JonesHOST
8:30
The protesters, many of them young and waving Palestinian flags, were seen cheering and yelling inside the 2,000-year-old arena during the demonstrations in Rome as security forces pushed them out.
Alex JonesHOST
8:40
The tense scene was one of many across the country on Saturday as thousands marched in the streets of Rome, Milan, Turin, and other cities to protest the current cost of living crisis and ongoing war in Gaza.
Alex JonesHOST
8:49
The Colosseum had notably upped its security ahead of the protests following months of clashes with tourists running wild in the historic site, with the arena declared a security red zone last month.
Alex JonesHOST
8:59
Along with the clashes at the Colosseum, officials reported another violent confrontation with protesters near the Piazza della Repubblica, with police deploying tear gas and water cannons in Milan.
Cat LynchHOST
31:58
Are you sure? They're in
Aaron WoodsHOST
31:59
Rome, Italy, man.
Cat LynchHOST
31:59
Okay.
Aaron WoodsHOST
32:00
They are in
Beau RyanHOST
32:01
Rome.
Beau RyanHOST
32:01
Caesar.
Beau RyanHOST
32:06
Oh, my Lord.
Aaron WoodsHOST
35:59
Chris
Robert MorganGUEST
24:26
He went to Jerusalem on his last missionary tour.
Robert MorganGUEST
24:30
He was wanting to go from there to Rome and to Spain.
Robert MorganGUEST
24:33
Instead, he was arrested.
Robert MorganGUEST
24:35
He was sent to Caesarea for two years.
Robert MorganGUEST
24:39
He was on a sinking ship, and then he was under house arrest in Rome for two years.
Robert MorganGUEST
24:44
Nothing came out the way he wanted it to.
Robert MorganGUEST
24:47
But If it hadn't been for that series of disasters, we would not have Ephesians or Philippians or Colossians or Philemon.
Vince DeDarioHOST
1:58
And then they've got an exhibition game against Truman State, of all places.
Vince DeDarioHOST
2:03
That'll be the final exhibition before Sean and the women's basketball program load up and head to Rome, Italy.
Vince DeDarioHOST
2:15
Roma, they're heading out.
Vince DeDarioHOST
2:17
They're going to play Villanova over there in a men's and women's doubleheader.
Vince DeDarioHOST
2:45
So you can watch it while you're at church.
Vince DeDarioHOST
2:48
You can just do the whole phone on the lap thing if you want, if you're a Notre Dame basketball fan.
Vince DeDarioHOST
2:52
But 9.30 a.m., the men tip off against Villanova in Rome, followed by the women at 1 o'clock.
Vince DeDarioHOST
2:59
So there you go.
Jesse StiresHOST
2:25
Correct.
Jesse StiresHOST
2:26
And then the rest of the week, he'll be en route to Rome, in Rome, all that stuff.
Vince DeDarioHOST
2:31
Just, you know, whatever.
Vince DeDarioHOST
2:33
Yeah, that's exactly right.

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