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Cardinal Robert F. Prevost takes name Pope Leo XIV

CBS News on MSN · 4d

Chicago-born Cardinal Robert Prevost elected first American pope, becomes Pope Leo XIV

Never in the history of the Roman Catholic Church has there been an American pope, but now, one name has been coming up as a possible frontrunner. Robert Cardinal Prevost is originally from Chicago, and serves as the head of the church's Dicastery for Bishops.

Chicago Sun-Times · 2d

Cardinal Robert Prevost, born in Chicago, is the first pope from the United States

Prevost, 69, took the name Leo XIV. He grew up in Dolton and attended St. Mary of the Assumption. A childhood friend said maybe now that he's pope, their old church will be reopened.

USA TODAY on MSN · 3d

How a Chicago native became pope: See Robert Francis Prevost's path to making history

Taking the name Leo XIV, the American was elected to be the 267th pontiff and spiritual leader of the world's 1.4 billion Roman Catholics.

Meet New Pope, Leo XIV

Time on MSN · 1d

How World Leaders Are Reacting to Pope Leo

Political figures around the world have congratulated Robert Francis Prevost, now known as Pope Leo XIV, after his election on Thursday, May 8, as Pontiff of the Roman Catholic Church. Hailing from Chicago and a dual U.

Pope Leo XIV: First American Pope

The first American pope could earn just as much as a U.S. president, but he’ll also enjoy a gilded palace complete with free food—and eventually a $3,300 a month retirement. Cher’s 48-year-old son, Elijah Blue Allman,

KMID Midland on MSN · 1d

Local Bishop Reacts to Pope Leo XIV

Habemus Pampa: "We have a new pope." Robert Prevost, now Pope Leo the Fourteenth, is the first American Pope to be selected to lead the Catholic Church.

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Who is Pope Leo? Robert Prevost, a Chicago-born cardinal, elected new pope

As the new pope's name was announced, it stunned many around the globe: Robert Prevost, a cardinal from Chicago and the first-ever American pope.

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Pope’s Childhood in a Changing Chicago Tells a Story of Catholic America

They were always there,” Ms. Neis said, adding, “The community revolved around the church.” Today, the old Catholic enclave ...

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