Louise Baquié
Louise Baquié was a key figure in the lineage of the new pope, being his maternal grandmother and a member of the Creole community in New Orleans. Her roots reflect the diverse cultural tapestry of the city, and her family's eventual relocation to Chicago contributed to the rich heritage that characterizes the background of Pope Leo XIV.
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Luxembourg:
Louise Baquié is identified as the grandmother of Pope Leo XIV from New Orleans.
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Luxembourg:
Louise Baquié is identified as the grandmother of Pope Leo XIV from New Orleans.
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Colombia:
Louise Baquié was a woman of Creole descent.
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Italy:
Louise Baquié is the maternal grandmother of Robert Francis Prevost, described as creole.
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Bulgaria:
Louise Baquie is the mother of Pope Lion XIV.
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Bolivia:
Louise Baquié was Joseph Martínez's wife and is described as having Creole origins.
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Spain:
Louise Baquié is the maternal grandmother of Pope León XIV.
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Spain:
Louise Baquié is mentioned as the mother of Mildred Martínez.
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United States:
Louise Baquié is one of the pope's maternal grandparents.
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