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Neighbor recalls how kids 'played Mass' with the boy who would become pope

  • Robert Prevost was elected pope on Thursday, becoming the 267th leader of the Catholic Church and the first American to hold the position.
  • The election followed a historic shift as cardinals broke tradition by choosing an American despite past geopolitical concerns about U.S. Influence.
  • Prevost, aged 69, grew up near Chicago in Dolton and was known locally as a kind individual from a devout family with church ties.
  • Following the announcement, bells tolled at significant churches including Holy Name Cathedral in Chicago and the University of Notre Dame, reflecting widespread celebration.
  • Prevost's election inspired local communities and leaders, highlighting a hopeful example of faith and leadership emerging from the Chicago area.
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Neighbor recalls how kids 'played Mass' with the boy who would become pope

Robert Prevost, elected pope Thursday, grew up in Dolton. Former neighbors and local Catholics reacted to the election of the first American pontiff in the church's 2,000-year history.

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