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"A pope of the people": The first American pontiff is no Marxist, but friends say he's a reformer

  • Pope Leo XIV, the first American pontiff, was elected in 2025 with strong support from Latin American cardinals due to his extensive service in Peru.
  • His election followed cautious expectations because some past comments on LGBTQ+ issues suggested a conservative stance, while others saw his views evolving since 2012.
  • Leo's choice of name recalls Pope Leo XIII’s advocacy for workers, and experts note he embodies social justice values aligned with Pope Francis but adopts a more measured style.
  • A 2024 Pew survey showed 75% of American Catholics favor Pope Francis, with analysts predicting Leo will continue these reforms despite potential opposition from U.S. Conservatives.
  • Observers expect Pope Leo XIV to emphasize community building and social teaching, while LGBTQ+ advocacy groups remain hopeful but await clear direction from him.
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diariopanorama.com broke the news in on Monday, May 12, 2025.
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