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What if the Name of Pope Leo XIV, Prevost, Had in Fact Been Just a Name to Borrow for His Italian Elder?

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The website Geneanet defends the thesis that the pope's paternal grandparents were an Italian and a French woman, who had changed their names to live together and have children, because the man was...
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What if the Name of Pope Leo XIV, Prevost, Had in Fact Been Just a Name to Borrow for His Italian Elder?

The website Geneanet defends the thesis that the pope's paternal grandparents were an Italian and a French woman, who had changed their names to live together and have children, because the man was...

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midilibre.fr broke the news in on Friday, May 16, 2025.
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