George Petras
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6 days ago |
vvdailypress.com | George Petras
Experts on the significance of the new pope choosing the name Leo XIVExperts say a papal name can give you clues about the new pontiff's values and priorities. What does choosing Leo XIV tell them? Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, 69, took the name Leo XIV after the papal conclave elected him the Catholic Church's 267th pope – the first from the U.S. – on Thursday.
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6 days ago |
azcentral.com | George Petras
Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, 69, took the name Leo XIV after the papal conclave elected him the Catholic Church's 267th pope – the first from the U.S. – on Thursday. The conclave's choice of Prevost surprised Catholics around the world, who are now wondering what lies ahead for the church, with an American pontiff as its leader.
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6 days ago |
recordnet.com | George Petras
Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, 69, took the name Leo XIV after the papal conclave elected him the Catholic Church's 267th pope – the first from the U.S. – on Thursday. The conclave's choice of Prevost surprised Catholics around the world, who are now wondering what lies ahead for the church, with an American pontiff as its leader.
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usatoday.com | George Petras
Catholics around the world are wondering who the papal conclave will elect as pope – and what name the new pontiff will choose for himself, a clue that could hint at the church's future. The new moniker, known as a papal name or a regnal name, is "the first message a new pope sends, even before he speaks," the National Catholic Register says. Popes can take the names of their predecessors or saints “out of respect, admiration, or recognition,” according to the Vatican News.
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6 days ago |
redding.com | George Petras
Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, 69, took the name Leo XIV after the papal conclave elected him the Catholic Church's 267th pope – the first from the U.S. – on Thursday. The conclave's choice of Prevost surprised Catholics around the world, who are now wondering what lies ahead for the church, with an American pontiff as its leader.
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