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New Pope Vows to Preserve Church Heritage, Rejects Autocratic Rule

  • Pope Leo XIV, the first American pontiff born in Chicago, was officially installed on May 18, 2025, in St. Peter's Square before about 200,000 people.
  • His election on May 8 followed a brief 24-hour conclave and came after Pope Francis’s 12-year tenure marked by tension with traditionalists.
  • During his inaugural Mass, Leo emphasized love, unity, and peace, invoking Saint Augustine and offering a message opposing autocratic rule within the Church.
  • Leo pledged to preserve the Church’s heritage, called for a united Church as a “leaven for a reconciled world,” and wore traditional papal garments pleasing conservatives.
  • His papacy signals continuity with Francis’s social concerns, highlights Church unity amid global discord, and rejects dominion in favor of serving the faithful with humility.
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L'Opinion broke the news in on Sunday, May 18, 2025.
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