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Why does the pope change his name as the Vatican welcomes Pope Leo XIV

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Why does the pope change his name as the Vatican welcomes Pope Leo XIVRobert Prevost is the first ever American pope, having been elected by the world's cardinals this week.
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News video: Who is Robert Prevost, the First American to Become Pope Leo XIV in Vatican History? | New Pope

Who is Robert Prevost, the First American to Become Pope Leo XIV in Vatican History? | New Pope 03:35

Robert Francis Prevost, now Pope Leo XIV, becomes the first American pontiff with deep Latin American ties. Born in Chicago, the 69-year-old missionary spent decades in Peru, where he became known for championing the poor, climate justice, and pastoral reforms. He vows to build on Pope Francis’...

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