US EditionNew Pope has a Missouri Connection
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New Pope has a Missouri Connection
The election of the first American pope, Leo XIV, has sparked renewed interest in his ties to St. Louis, Missouri. Not only is Pope Leo XIV an American, but his story is also intertwined with the Show-Me State. Born Robert Prevost in Chicago, he lived in St. Louis during the 1970s while pursuing his path to priesthood, as reported by St. Louis Public Radio. In 1977, Prevost entered a novitiate of the Order of St. Augustine at a parish near what …
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