“Doctrine has not changed,” then-Cardinal Prevost said. “But we are looking to be more welcoming and more open and to say all people are welcome in the church.”
Papal Transition
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Between 2015 and 2023, then-Bishop Robert F. Prevost shepherded the Diocese of Chiclayo through some of its most difficult times.
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“The true grandeur of the church … is alive in the rich variety of her members in union with her one head, Christ,” Pope Leo said.
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In his first appearance on the balcony, “Pope Leo presented himself very well,” demonstrating “he understands the nature of his office.”
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The cardinals met May 10 to listen to some reflections and then have a general discussion.
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Washington Roundup: Pope Leo XIV congratulated; Vance criticizes Russia; habeas corpus in crosshairs
by Kate Scanlonby Kate ScanlonWASHINGTON (OSV News) — Current and former U.S. presidents and other officials offered congratulations to Pope Leo XIV, formerly Cardinal Robert F. Prevost, as he became the first American pope. …
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‘The Church has been blessed once again with a beloved shepherd to lead us in faith and unity,” said New Jersey Cardinal Joseph W. Tobin.
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How many people on Thursday, May 8, while waiting for the cardinals to elect a new pope, said, “It will never be an American!” I was one of those, and …
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Pope Leo’s first public words, “Peace be with you,” could not have been “a more kind, a more gentle, a more pastoral opening,” said one papal historian.
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(OSV News) — Catholic groups from around the nation are elated by the newly chosen Pope Leo XIV, while assuring him of their prayers and support. Moments after the former …
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