Pope Leo XIV's Views Could Be as Surprising as His Election
Briefly

The College of Cardinals convened after Pope Francis's death, leading to the unexpected selection of Robert Prevost as the new pope, who took the name Leo XIV. Prevost aligns closely with the values of his predecessor but is expected to lead with less flair. His name choice references Pope Leo XIII, hinting at advancements in social justice. While identified as American, Prevost's global experiences in Europe and Latin America shape his views, having worked in Peru for many years before taking on advisory roles in the Vatican.
Just a day after the College of Cardinals convened to select a new pontiff following the death of Pope Francis, on Thursday white smoke appeared from...
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