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A missionary pope: What Pope Leo XIV’s years in Peru tell us about how he’ll lead the church

Father Robert Prevost first arrived in Peru in 1985 during a time of crisis, the aftermath of devastating El Niño rains that had left thousands of people homeless.

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Prevost, now Pope Leo XIV, known as the ‘saint of the north’ in Peru for his closeness to poor

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

Pope Leo tells media to shun divisions, urges release of jailed reporters

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Pope Leo urges release of imprisoned journalists in first news conference

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Pope Leo XIV gives first Sunday address

Our opinion: Leo XIV — the first American Pope

His history in the Church indicates a solidarity with the poor and downtrodden and an empathy with the working class, a support for the dignity that comes with labor.

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New Haven church celebrates election of Pope Leo XIV

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Pope Leo XIV calls for peace in Ukraine and Gaza in symbolically rich blessing on Mother's Day

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Chicago native Robert Prevost becomes the first pope from the US in history

Robert Prevost, a missionary who spent his career ministering in Peru and took over the Vatican’s powerful office of bishops, was elected the first pope from the United States in the 2,000-year

Pope! Amigo! Peruvians remember the young American priest who became pope

Pope Leo was born in the United States, but for his adopted nation of Peru, he is a “Chiclayano” – a son of the bustling northern Peruvian city where everyone seems to have a story about him.

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Faithful of Peru diocese celebrate papal election of man they regard as one of their own

Thousands of Catholics packed the plaza outside the Cathedral of Santa Maria de Chiclayo in this northern Peruvian city to celebrate a Mass of thanksgiving for an adoptive son: Pope Leo XIV.