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Pray for Archbishop Gregory
In September Archbishop Wilton D. Gregory was diagnosed with early stage prostate cancer.
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12.3.07 Update
Archbishop Gregory returned to work with a reduced public schedule on Monday, December 3rd, after recuperating for a month from surgery for early-stage prostate cancer. He is regaining his strength and is grateful for the prayers for his recovery.
11.09.07 Update on Archbishop Gregory
Archbishop Wilton D. Gregory is resting comfortably at home after a “mini lap” procedure for early stage prostate cancer. His doctor, Dr. Fray Marshall said, “Archbishop Gregory tolerated the procedure well and there were no unforeseen problems. He received a favorable pathology report today. It was a pleasure for me and for the caregivers at Emory University Hospital to care for Archbishop Gregory. He is good to all the people around him.”
Archbishop Gregory is walking around, working on the computer, and will be taking the next several weeks to recuperate. He said, “From the heart, I am deeply grateful for the outpouring of love through prayers and good wishes for my healing. Please be assured of my prayers for you.”
Read His Column
Read Archbishop Gregory's column about his upcoming surgery on The Georgia Bulletin web site.
Go therePray
Catholic Online has Catholic Prayers for the Sick available online.
Learn
Learn more about prostate cancer from Emory Healthcare.
Send Your Love
Send Archbishop Gregory an e-mail to archbishop@archatl.com.
Page last modified: December 13, 2007