
Margherita Stancati
Foreign Correspondent at The Wall Street Journal
Wall Street Journal foreign correspondent Reporting on Southern Europe, the Middle East and beyond.
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2 weeks ago |
tovima.com | Margherita Stancati
Vice President JD Vance and Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky were among attendeesVATICAN CITY—Pope Leo XIV, in his inaugural Mass as pontiff, called for a united and open Catholic Church before an audience that included political and religious leaders looking for smoother relations with the Vatican. “Brothers and sisters, I would like this to be our first great wish: a united church, a sign of unity and communion,” said Leo, speaking in Italian.
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2 weeks ago |
wsj.com | Margherita Stancati
Vice President JD Vance and Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky were among the attendeesVATICAN CITY—Pope Leo XIV, in his inaugural Mass as pontiff, called for a united and open Catholic Church before an audience that included political and religious leaders looking for smoother relations with the Vatican. “Brothers and sisters, I would like this to be our first great wish: a united church, a sign of unity and communion,” said Leo, speaking in Italian.
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3 weeks ago |
lopinion.fr | Marcus Walker |Ian Lovett |Margherita Stancati
CITÉ DU VATICAN — Les premières paroles du pape Léon XIV donnent un aperçu du style et de la ligne directrice de son pontificat, et permettent de comprendre pourquoi il a recueilli un tel consensus lors du conclave qui a mené à son élection.
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3 weeks ago |
wsj.com | Marcus Walker |Ian Lovett |Margherita Stancati
The U.S.-born pope has signaled he will continue his predecessor’s work, but shows deference to tradition, tooVATICAN CITY—Pope Leo XIV’s first signals about the style and substance of his pontificate show why he won such broad assent at the conclave that elected him.
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3 weeks ago |
wsj.com | Stacy Meichtry |Margherita Stancati |Ian Lovett |Marcus Walker
A realization weighed visibly on Prevost, said three cardinals who watched his reaction: He was on track to become the 267th pope of the global Catholic Church, with its 1.4 billion faithful. By late afternoon it was all over. Votes for Prevost reached the winning threshold of 89, or two-thirds of the 133 voting cardinals present in the chapel. Applause rang out from banks of red-clad cardinals. Prevost, sitting with his eyes closed, stood up and mustered a smile as the historic moment sank in.
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