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Tue May 13

‘The pope is Peruvian!’ How 2 decades in South America shaped the vision of Pope Leo XIV

Written by Matthew Casey-Pariseault, Associate Clinical Professor of History, Arizona State University

Faithful hold a photo of Robert Prevost, who was elected Pope Leo XIV, in front of the Cathedral of Chiclayo, Peru, where he served as bishop for several years.AP Photo/Manuel Medina

In his first appearance as Pope Leo XIV on the balcony of St. Peter’s Basilica, the man born Robert Francis Prevost spoke for 10 minutes in Italian. Then he...

‘The pope is Peruvian!’ How 2 decades in South America shaped the vision of Pope Leo XIV

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