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Lustenau-born Jesuit Andreas Batlogg: “A Pope of the Center”

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The new Pope Leo XIV hails from Chicago, was head of human resources at the Vatican—and surprised everyone with his choice of a name that could be a programmatic one. In an interview with the UN, Jesuit Andreas Batlogg talks about the first signs, the difficult areas to address—and why the new pope will not be a carbon copy of Francis.
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Lustenau-born Jesuit Andreas Batlogg: “A Pope of the Center”

The new Pope Leo XIV hails from Chicago, was head of human resources at the Vatican—and surprised everyone with his choice of a name that could be a programmatic one. In an interview with the UN, Jesuit Andreas Batlogg talks about the first signs, the difficult areas to address—and why the new pope will not be a carbon copy of Francis.

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vienna.at broke the news in on Thursday, May 8, 2025.
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