Pope Leo 'fell in love with Peru' and ceviche: Peru bishop
- Pope Leo XIV, the 267th leader of the world’s 1.4 billion Catholics, was elected on May 8, 2025, after serving as a missionary in Peru for over 20 years.
- His election followed a papacy of Pope Francis, the first Latin American pontiff, and reflects his deep ties to Peru, where he became a national in 2015.
- The new Pope, born in the US but known as the least American contender, was driven by concerns for the poor and marginalized, sharing priorities with his Argentine predecessor Francis.
- Bishop Edison Farfan of Chiclayo said Leo XIV “gave his whole life to the mission in Peru” and “fell in love with Peru and ceviche,” highlighting his local connection.
- His election was hailed as a continental success and underscores ongoing Latin American influence in the Catholic Church’s leadership.
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Pope Leo 'fell in love with Peru' and ceviche: Peru bishop
Pope Leo XIV fell in love with Peru and its signature dish of raw seafood, ceviche, over his nearly two decades in the country, his successor as bishop of the northern city of Chiclayo said Thursday. US-born pontiff Robert Prevost joined the Augustinian order in Peru in 1985 and obtained Peruvian nationality in 2015. “He loved goat, duck with rice and ceviche, those were his favorite dishes,” Chiclayo’s current bishop Edison Farfan told a press …
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