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Pope Leo XIV

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Pope Leo XIV (wobadwa Robert Francis Prevost, September 14, 1955) ndi mtsogoleri wa Catholic Church komanso mfumu ya Vatican City State. Anasankhidwa mu msonkhano wa papa wa 2025 monga wolowa m'malo wa Papa Francis.

Wobadwira ndikukulira mdera la Chicago, ku Midwestern ku America ku Illinois, Prevost adakhala friar wa Order of Saint Augustine mu 1977 ndipo anadzozedwa ngati wansembe mu 1982. ngati m'busa wa parishi, mkulu wa dayosizi, mphunzitsi wa kuseminale, ndi woyang'anira. Anasankhidwa mkulu wamkulu wa Order of Saint Augustine kuchokera 2001 mpaka 2013, iye anabwerera ku Peru monga Bishopu wa Chiclayo kuchokera 2015 mpaka 2023. cardinal chaka chomwecho.

Monga kadinala, adatsindika synodality, kukambirana kwaumishonale, ndi kuchitapo kanthu ndi zovuta za chikhalidwe ndi zamakono. Anachitanso zinthu monga kusintha kwa nyengo, kusamuka kwa dziko lonse, ulamuliro wa matchalitchi, ndi ufulu wa anthu, ndipo anasonyeza kugwirizana ndi kusintha kwa Gulu Lachiŵiri la Vatican.

Nzika yaku United States kubadwa, Leo XIV ndiye papa woyamba kubadwa ku North America, woyamba kukhala nzika ya Peru (atakhala naturalized mu 2015), papa wachiwiri kuchokera ku America (pambuyo pa m'malo mwake Francis), komanso woyamba kuchokera ku Order of Saint Augustine. Dzina la Papa anauziridwa ndi Papa Leo XIII, amene anayambitsa chiphunzitso cha chikhalidwe cha Chikatolika chamakono pakati pa Chisinthiko Chachiwiri cha Mafakitale. Leo XIV akukhulupirira kuti Fourth Industrial Revolution ikuchitika, makamaka kupita patsogolo kwa Artificial Intelligence ndi roboti, kumabweretsa "zovuta zatsopano zoteteza ulemu wa munthu, chilungamo ndi ntchito".[1]

Ubwana, banja, ndi maphunziro

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Robert Francis Prevost adabadwa pa Seputembara 14, 1955,[2][3] ku Chipatala cha Mercy mdera la Bronzeville ku Chicago, Illinois, ku South Side ya mzindawu.[4][5][6]Prevost ali ndi azichimwene ake awiri, Louis Martín ndi John Joseph, ndipo ndi ochokera ku Africa, French, Italy, ndi Spanish.[7][8] Amayi ake, a Mildred Agnes Prevost (née Martínez), [9][10][11] was born in Chicago into a mixed-race family of Louisiana Creole descent that had moved to the city from the 7th Ward of New Orleans.[11][12]adabadwira ku Chicago kubanja lamitundu yosiyanasiyana la a Louisiana Creole omwe adasamukira mumzindawu kuchokera ku Ward ya 7 ku New Orleans. [13] Anagwira ntchito ngati mphunzitsi komanso woyang'anira mabuku ku Mendel Catholic High School. [14] Bambo ake, a Louis Marius Prevost, analinso mbadwa yaku Chicago, atakulira ku Hyde Park. [15] Anali wa ku Italiya (dzina lake loyambirira linali Riggitano[16]) komanso wochokera ku France komanso msilikali wankhondo wa ku United States pa Nkhondo Yachiwiri Yapadziko Lonse yemwe analamulira ngalawa yaing'ono yotera pamtunda wa Normandy ndipo pambuyo pake adagwira nawo ntchito ya Operation Dragoon kumwera kwa France. Pambuyo pake adakhala woyang'anira wa Brookwood School District 167 ku Glenwood, Illinois. [17]

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