Lleó XIV
Lleó XIV, born Robert Prevost, is the newly elected Pope of the Roman Catholic Church, recognized for his commitment to social doctrine and his desire to bridge gaps within the Church. His papacy is anticipated to continue the legacy of openness and engagement with contemporary issues, as symbolized by his choice of name, reflecting the influential Pope Leo XIII. His election has garnered support from various church leaders, including the episcopal co-prince of Andorra, Joan-Enric Vives, who expressed hopes for a moderate and unifying approach in his leadership.
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Andorra:
Josep-Lluís Serrano referenced Pope Lleó XIV in his vision for a country built on fraternity and service to truth and goodness.
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Pope Leo XIV accepted the resignation of Mons. Joan-Enric Vives.
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Andorra:
Lleó XIV is the first pope to belong to the Order of Saint Augustine.
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Andorra:
Lleó XIV is the newly elected Pope who revealed his name, symbolizing the start of his pontificate.
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Andorra:
Lleó XIV is the new Pope who received the pallium and the ring of the fisherman.
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Andorra:
Lleó XIV is mentioned as the new Pope elected by the Catholic Church.
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Andorra:
Lleó XIV has been elected as the new head of the Catholic Church.
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Andorra:
Lleó XIV is the newly appointed Pope who received congratulations from Andorran authorities.
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