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Pope Leo tells cardinals they must continue 'precious legacy' of Pope Francis

  • On May 10, 2025, Pope Leo XIV, formerly U.S. Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, held his first meeting with cardinals at the Vatican to urge continuation of church reforms.
  • He called on the cardinals to renew commitment to reforms from the 1960s Second Vatican Council that aimed to modernize the Church and increase dialogue with the world.
  • Pope Leo opened the meeting to discussion, praised Pope Francis for his “precious legacy” of service, and emphasized challenges from artificial intelligence impacting human dignity and labor.
  • He received over 100 votes in a short conclave held May 7–8, chose the name Leo XIV to honor Pope Leo XIII’s social justice work during the Industrial Revolution, and leads a Church of 1.4 billion members.
  • The pope’s call to continue Francis’s progressive agenda signals ongoing reform but may heighten tensions with conservative voices and the U.S. Political sphere, where his stance is less clear.
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ANSA broke the news in Italy on Friday, May 9, 2025.
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