Rhina Guidos
Latin America Correspondent at Global Sisters Report
Latin America correspondent for @sistersreport, also write about border issues. Past: @catholicnewssvc | @delawareonline | @sltrib | @yakimaherald | @rgj
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1 week ago |
globalsistersreport.org | Rhina Guidos
Mientras los titulares de las principales publicaciones estadounidenses anunciaban el 8 de mayo la elección del primer papa estadounidense, los periódicos peruanos hablaban del primer papa peruano. "León XIV, el chiclayano", decía un titular para afirmar que era 'hijo' de Chiclayo, una ciudad de la costa norte de Perú, donde fue obispo desde 2015 hasta 2023, mientras que en otro se leía: "El Perú en su corazón". El papa León es "tan peruano como la papa", rezaba una portada con su foto.
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2 weeks ago |
globalsistersreport.org | Rhina Guidos
As headlines in major U.S. publications on May 8 blared that the first pope from the U.S. had been elected, newspapers in Peru, where he is a citizen, begged to differ. "Leo XIV, el chiclayano," read one headline, claiming him as a son of Chiclayo, a city in the north coast of Peru, where he served as bishop from 2015 until 2023. "Habemus Papa peruano," said another. Pope Leo is "as Peruvian as a potato," read an insert with his photo on the cover.
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2 weeks ago |
news.diocesetucson.org | Rhina Guidos
ROME (OSV News) -- Two days before the May 7 conclave began, Augustinian Sister Carmen Toledano texted her religious brother Monseñor Robert, whom others called Cardinal Robert F. Prevost. She was surprised to hear his name in the news as a front-runner for pope and told him the way she saw it, the church needed a person who knew how to break barriers -- a unifier, a builder of communion, someone like him.
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3 weeks ago |
osvnews.com | Rhina Guidos
7 ROME (OSV News) — Two days before the May 7 conclave began, Augustinian Sister Carmen Toledano texted her religious brother MonseƱor Robert, whom others called Cardinal Robert F. Prevost. She was surprised to hear his name in the news as a front-runner for pope and told him the way she saw it, the church needed a person who knew how to break barriers — a unifier, a builder of communion, someone like him.
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3 weeks ago |
thebostonpilot.com | Rhina Guidos |Jaymie Stuart Wolfe
ROME (OSV News) -- Two days before the May 7 conclave began, Augustinian Sister Carmen Toledano texted her religious brother Monseñor Robert, whom others called Cardinal Robert F. Prevost. She was surprised to hear his name in the news as a front-runner for pope and told him the way she saw it, the church needed a person who knew how to break barriers -- a unifier, a builder of communion, someone like him.
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RT @CardinalJWTobin: May God endow Pope Leo with wisdom, courage, and compassion, and may his leadership inspire the whole Church to walk e…
This evening in Rome, the one group that says it’s the only marginalized group Pope Francis did not open a dialogue with, @OrdainWomen, prayed for the #conclave at the #jesuit parish known as Caravita. #womensordination #catholic https://t.co/sgJTdGmVYj
A fantastic take by @carolmaczim on what it's like to be a reporter in the square as the world waits for the next pope. https://t.co/wDzshEfCVb
