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Pope Leo XIV celebrates first Mass as details emerge of how votes coalesced in secret conclave

Details have begun to emerge of how votes swiftly coalesced to make Pope Leo XIV history’s first American pope.

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"Everything dope, including the pope, comes from Chicago!": Celebrations abound for Pope Leo XIV

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Boston archbishop celebrates Pope Leo XIV at special Mass

The Pope’s Florida Brother, a MAGA Disciple, Plans to ‘Tone It Down’

Nearly a week after the Chicago-born Robert Francis Prevost became Pope Leo XIV, the world is still adjusting to the fact that he has an American family that does typically American things.

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Area parishes relishing new Pope Leo XIV who has local roots, but his ‘message is going to be universal’

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See inside the pope's official residence, an expansive apartment network with nearly a dozen rooms

Pope Leo XIV's brother describes ‘life-altering event' impacting family

“This is as life-altering event, for everybody not just for the Catholic Church,” he said.

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Pope Leo XIV talked about returning lapsed Catholics to the fold. Data suggests where he might look.

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Longtime friends of 'Father Bob' — now Pope Leo — snap the ultimate selfie in Rome

‘He’s one of us’: South Holland church celebrates bragging rights as Pope Leo XIV’s de facto home parish

After a series of closures by the Chicago Archdiocese, Christ Our Savior Church in South Holland has bragging rights as Pope Leo XIV’s childhood parish.

Rome zoo celebrates arrival of ‘pope’ vulture chick on same day as election of Pope Leo XIV

As white smoke announced the election of a new pope last week, keepers at Rome zoo celebrated the hatching of a baby bird known colloquially as a 'Pope Vulture'.

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Ringing bells, a papal flag and memes: How Villanova celebrates an alumnus becoming pope

But news that Prevost, a 1977 Villanova graduate who is now known as Pope Leo XIV, had ascended to the papacy still dominated conversations among students and many of their parents who were on campus May 9.