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Chicagoans journey to Rome to celebrate hometown Pope Leo XIV at formal papal installation
As many as 150,000 people turned out in the Vatican Sunday for Pope Leo XIV's installation mass, and many Chicagoans made the journey to Rome to represent their hometown pope. For a select few, the day was more special than they ever imagined.
Bishop Salvatore R. Matano celebrated a Mass for Pope Leo XIV, who formally began his ministry as the successor of St. Peter.
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For the Catholic Church, the tensions between its past, present and future, and whether it will move in a more progressive ...
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Pope Leo XIV's U.S. roots strike a chord with Rochester localsMore than 300,000 Catholics are a part of the Diocese of Rochester, encompassing 12 counties across Western New York. READ ...
Sister Johnson ministered in education at Sacred Heart Cathedral, Rochester; St. Paul, Oswego; Christ the King, Irondequoit; ...
Bells rang for five straight minutes at St. John of Rochester in Fairport this afternoon after staff there learned the office ...
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