A Historic First: Cardinal Robert Prevost Becomes the First US-Born Pope
Cardinal Robert Prevost, born in the USA, has been elected as Pope Leo XIV, marking history as the first American-born pope. Cardinals gathered at the Pontifical North American College, reflecting on the election. The focus was on unity and strengthening faith under Prevost's leadership.
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In a historic moment, American Cardinal Robert Prevost has been elected as the first US-born pope, taking the papal name Leo XIV.
Cardinals convened at the Pontifical North American College to discuss the significance of his election, highlighting his mission to unify and vitalize the faith worldwide.
With speakers playing iconic American tunes, the moment was celebratory, marking a new chapter for the Catholic Church's 1.4 billion adherents globally.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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