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Robert Prevost, Pope Leo XIV and Catholic Church

Robert Prevost, first pope from US in history of the Catholic Church, takes the name Leo XIV

Robert Prevost has been elected the first pope from the United States in the history of the Catholic Church. The Chicago-born missionary took the name Leo XIV.

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Who is Pope Leo XIV? American Cardinal Robert Prevost is the new pope

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Robert Prevost, now Pope Leo XIV, becomes first American leader of the Catholic Church

The Pope’s Florida Brother, a MAGA Disciple, Plans to ‘Tone It Down’

Nearly a week after the Chicago-born Robert Francis Prevost became Pope Leo XIV, the world is still adjusting to the fact that he has an American family that does typically American things.

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Area parishes relishing new Pope Leo XIV who has local roots, but his ‘message is going to be universal’

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See inside the pope's official residence, an expansive apartment network with nearly a dozen rooms

Pope Leo XIV's brother describes ‘life-altering event' impacting family

“This is as life-altering event, for everybody not just for the Catholic Church,” he said.

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Pope Leo XIV talked about returning lapsed Catholics to the fold. Data suggests where he might look.

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Longtime friends of 'Father Bob' — now Pope Leo — snap the ultimate selfie in Rome

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Who is Robert Francis Prevost, first American pope to lead the Catholic Church?

Robert Prevost, a missionary who spent his career ministering in Peru and leads the Vatican's powerful office of bishops, was elected the first American pope in the 2,000-year history of the Catholic Church.

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Robert Francis Prevost Elected New Pope: Tennis Fan Takes Over Catholic Church

The conclave has elected Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, an American-born cleric, as the new popeNow the 267th pontiff, he will be known as Pope Leo XIV as he assumes the mantle of spiritual leadership over more than 1.

How a working-class Chicago suburb and a tight-knit Catholic parish shaped the first American pope

In one of Chicago’s south suburbs, while other boys were playing cops and robbers, the future Pope Leo XIV would pretend to hold Mass in the basement of his family’s small brick home, reading from scripture and distributing disk-shaped candy wafers to his two older brothers.