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Central Illinois bishops greet new pope 'with hearts full of joy and hope'

  • Robert Prevost, born in Chicago in 1955 and known as Pope Leo XIV, became the first American pope on Thursday.
  • His election followed Pope Francis's death and surprised many, including local leaders who expected a pope from Africa or elsewhere.
  • Pope Leo XIV spent many years as a missionary in Peru and brings multilingual skills and multicultural experience to his papacy.
  • Bishops Louis Tylka and Thomas Paprocki expressed joy and hope, praising the Holy Spirit's guidance and calling for prayers to strengthen Leo XIV's leadership.
  • The new pope's election renews hope for clarity in doctrine, peace, and unity amid global challenges, while local communities pledge support and prayer.
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