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Pope Leo XIV calls Church ‘a beacon to illuminate dark nights’ in first Mass

Pope Leo XIV calls Church ‘a beacon to illuminate dark nights’ in first Mass

11 May 2025byThe editor

Chicago-born Robert Prevost, 69, is the first North American to be elected pontiff.

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