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Chicago-Born Cardinal becomes first U.S. Pope, takes name Leo XIV
Chicago native Cardinal Robert Prevost, 69, was chosen and accepted the role as the next leader of the world’s nearly 1.5 billion Catholics. Prevost, who was brought to Rome to work in the Vatican by Pope Francis, selected the papal name Leo XIV.
The deputy was managing traffic at a graduation, when witnesses said a man in a vehicle started driving directly towards him.
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Classmate, Ohio Dominican sister both react to new popeA central Ohio woman said she couldn’t believe it when the new pope was announced. Thursday’s election of Robert Prevost – ...
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Chicago Bears may have tried trading up for a running back not named Ashton JeantyThe Chicago Bears didn't get to draft Ashton Jeanty, but one top NFL insider believes they tried to trade up for another ...
Sample Sale Chicago is temporarily closing their doors in Chicago to relocate to a new spot in the city, the company ...
Tribunal de Ohio: Prohibición de afirmación de género para menores puede aplicarse durante apelación
COLUMBUS, Ohio, EE.UU. (AP ... Alinea celebrates 20 years of modernist fine dining in Chicago, but our critic says it’s time to let go of the balloon Alinea celebrates 20 years of modernist ...
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State has been a fixture at Wrigley Field during this academic year, and that’ll continue on Friday.
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