Gretchen R. Crowe
Editor-in-Chief at OSV News
Editor-in-Chief, OSV News; president, Catholic Media Assn; author, Legacy of Mercy; Pauline Cooperator; domestic church builder w/ @HeinleinMichael; Mama x3
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1 month ago |
news.diocesetucson.org | Gretchen R. Crowe
VATICAN CITY (OSV News) -- On the second day of the conclave, after white smoke billowed from the chimney of the Sistine Chapel, Americans in Rome reacted with shock, delight and questions at the realization that the new pope -- Pope Leo XIV -- was a fellow American. Though born in Chicago, Robert Francis Prevost was not a household name in the United States, having lived most of his life in Europe and South America.
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1 month ago |
thebostonpilot.com | Gretchen R. Crowe |Jaymie Stuart Wolfe |Lucia Silecchia |Greg Kandra
VATICAN CITY (OSV News) -- On the second day of the conclave, after white smoke billowed from the chimney of the Sistine Chapel, Americans in Rome reacted with shock, delight and questions at the realization that the new pope -- Pope Leo XIV -- was a fellow American. Though born in Chicago, Robert Francis Prevost was not a household name in the United States, having lived most of his life in Europe and South America.
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1 month ago |
osvnews.com | Gretchen R. Crowe
4 VATICAN CITY (OSV News) — On the second day of the conclave, after white smoke billowed from the chimney of the Sistine Chapel, Americans in Rome reacted with shock, delight and questions at the realization that the new pope — Pope Leo XIV — was a fellow American. Though born in Chicago, Robert Francis Prevost was not a household name in the United States, having lived most of his life in Europe and South America.
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1 month ago |
catholiccourier.com | Gretchen R. Crowe |Gina Capellazzi
Chuck and Annette Walker, from the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, await smoke near St. Peter's Square on the morning of May 8, 2025. The smoke eventually came, and was black, meaning no pope had been chosen. (OSV News photo by Gretchen R.
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1 month ago |
oursundayvisitor.com | Gretchen R. Crowe
Many Americans were around, some of whom live locally, or attend school, and others who were visiting — either intentionally for the conclave or simply providentially. Chuck Walker and his wife, Annette, from the Archdiocese of Los Angeles traveled to Rome specifically for the conclave. “It is everything I expected it to be,” Annette Walker, 68, told OSV News while on smoke watch the morning of May 8.
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