Brian Howey column: Miraculously, an American pope … from Chicago
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Signs for the World of Lion XIV
The election of Robert Prevost as Lion XIV, Pope number 267 of history, marks a milestone for the Catholic Church by becoming the first American to ascend to the pontificate, an option that not long ago seemed discarded. That the first world power also had the leading spiritual leader of the West was considered an impossible combination. However, the world has changed and the 133 cardinals who gathered in the Sistine Chapel had it clear. Today i…
The nickname Leon XIV had when he worked in Peru, according to a former companion: "Even the bishops called him that"
It has not yet been 48 hours since the election of Robert Prevost as the new Pope under the name of Leo XIV and details about the past of this former American cardinal have emerged.Father Alexander Lam, Peruvian Augustinian friar who knows the new Pope personally, has given some statements collected by the Mirror saying that Prevost was very dear in Peru for his closeness to his people, especially to the poor and for being a defender of social j…
Prevost, the Pope ‘Peruvian’: missionary and politician
In Peru they have no doubt. Leon XIV was born in the United States, but he is Peruvian. They consider that the more than 20 years he spent in the country forged the image of “sheep-scented shepherd” that Francis so much liked. Without Peru in his history, they say, Robert Francis Prevost would not be Pope. And some reason they may have. It was there that he put his feet in the mud. Those who frequented him during those years remember him quiet, …
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