US EditionChurch bell rings in Beatrice for American-born pope
- On Wednesday, the church in Beatrice where Cardinal Robert Prevost once served tolled its bell to celebrate his election as Pope Leo XIV.
- The bell ringing was delayed because Pastor Leo Kosch wanted roofers to stop work, timing it just before the new pope’s introduction in Rome.
- The new pope, an American born in Chicago, was a missionary in Peru and led the Vatican office vetting bishop nominations.
- Kosch expressed that they were filled with happiness about the election of the new pope, and noted that the children responded with cheers during the announcement.
- Kosch views Pope Leo XIV as a peaceful man focused on justice and believes the name Leo signals a continued application of Catholic social teaching.
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Church bell rings in Beatrice for American-born pope
"I think for us today, the main thing is we're just very joyful to have a new pope," said the Rev. Leo Kosch, pastor at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Beatrice.
·Helena, United States
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