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Continue with Googlenytimes.com • Religion • World
Robert Francis Prevost, the first American pope, was elected as Pope Leo XIV, defying expectations and marking a significant moment for the Catholic Church.
bangordailynews.com • Religion • World
Robert Prevost, a Chicago native and now Pope Leo XIV, overcame the historical taboo against a US pontiff, marking a significant moment for the Catholic Church.
oglobo.globo.com • Religion • World
The election of Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope, sparks cautious optimism among LGBTQIA+ Catholics, who are adopting a 'wait-and-see' approach to his stance on their inclusion in the church.
latercera.com • Religion • Vatican City
Pope Leo XIV celebrated his first mass in the Sistine Chapel, following his surprise visit to his former residence and addressing key issues in his first homily.
nbcnews.com • Biography • World
This article details the life and career of Robert Prevost, the newly elected Pope Leo XIV, highlighting his upbringing in Chicago, his education, his career in Peru and the Vatican, and controversies surrounding his past.
nytimes.com • Religion • World
Pope Leo XIV, formerly Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, an Augustinian friar, begins his papacy emphasizing missionary outreach and collaborative decision-making, influenced by his religious order's values and his experience in Peru.
theatlantic.com • Religion • World
Pope Leo XIV's choice of name, invoking both Leo I and Leo XIII, reveals his commitment to both deep Church tradition and a concern for the poor and marginalized, while also presenting a challenge to secular power.
thedailybeast.com • Religion • World
Cardinal Nichols describes Pope Leo XIV's surprisingly calm reaction to his election and offers insights into the new pope's potential approach to world leaders.
nytimes.com • Religion • World
The election of the first American pope, Leo XIV, surprises many and is expected to challenge both the left and right wings of American politics by emphasizing the higher demands of Catholic doctrine.
oglobo.globo.com • Religion • World
Argentine theologian Emilce Cuda, described as the 'woman of two popes,' discusses her work with Pope Francis and his successor, Pope Leo XIV, highlighting their similarities and differences.
elconfidencial.com • Religion • World
Emilce Cuda, the first woman to hold a powerful position in the Vatican, offers insights into the papacy of Pope Leo XIV and his relationship with Pope Francis.
washingtonpost.com • Religion • World
Pope Leo XIV's papacy begins amidst scrutiny regarding his past handling of sexual abuse cases, prompting questions about his commitment to transparency and accountability in addressing the ongoing Catholic Church crisis.
nytimes.com • RealEstate • United States
The childhood home of Pope Leo XIV in Dolton, Illinois, is being sold via online auction after unexpectedly attracting significant interest.
latimes.com • Religion • World
Pope Leo XIV's inaugural Mass emphasized unity and peace amidst global polarization, resonating with both traditional and progressive Catholics.
nytimes.com • Sports • United States
The unexpected rise of Pope Leo XIV, a White Sox fan from Chicago, has surprisingly boosted jersey sales and provided a much-needed feel-good story for the struggling team.
sungazette.com • Religion • Italy
Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope, formally declared himself a Roman, completing ceremonial steps to become the bishop of Rome.
americamagazine.org • Religion • World
Cardinal McElroy discusses the election of Pope Leo XIV, emphasizing the pivotal role of the new pope's missionary identity and dispelling rumors of political influence.
nytimes.com • Genealogy • World
A genealogical investigation into the ancestry of Pope Leo XIV reveals a surprisingly diverse and international lineage, including numerous American-born Black ancestors and some who were slaveholders.