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the 14th is celebrating his first official the Roman Catholic College of Cardinals.

Deus who, the reign of Christi, ubiquit herrarum dilatari, providencia, mirabil, disposuistic. Pope Leo speaks Italian, Spanish, and English.

He later, during the Mass, chose to speak to the Cardinals in English.

He told them that they have called him to carry the cross and to be blessed.

Leo was selected yesterday by the Roman Cardinals.

He is an American, and NPR's Jason DeRose says he is the former Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost.

Robert Prevost was born in Chicago and is 69 years old. While he's from the U.S., he spent much of his ministry elsewhere, serving as a missionary, pastor, bishop, and archbishop in Peru.

Prior to his election, he told the official Vatican news agency

that church leaders should walk with their flock.

The bishop is not supposed to be a little prince sitting in his kingdom,

but rather called authentically to be humble, to be close to the people he serves, to walk with them.

Pope Leo has also been a Vatican administrator working in the office that vets bishop appointments

from around the world and serving on the Pontifical Commission for Latin America.

Jason DeRose, NPR News, Rome.

President Trump calls the selection of the first American as Pope a, quote, great honor.

Trump says he looks forward to meeting Pope Leo. The Trump administration has officially granted

more than 50 white South Africans refugee status in the U.S. Kate Bartlett reports from Johannesburg.

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