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And when I'm back in Chicago, I feel it. Another virgin of me, I was in it.

Yesterday, Chicago-born Cardinal Robert Prevost was elected the 267th Pope.

He is the first American pontiff in the Catholic Church's over 2,000 year history. And as of yesterday,

he became officially known as Pope Leo the 14th. If you log on to X right now, you will see people

super excited that we have a registered Republican pro-life traditional marriage

supporting Pope. And you'll also have people deeply distraught claiming that this new Pope

is an open borders anti-Trump, SJW, globalist, total shill.

The question is, who is correct and does it even matter?

Who is Pope Leo the 14th?

We're going to answer that question, but also some deeper questions about how to view

the papacy in the modern world, especially here in America

where things are so politicized. First, I want to give you all some background on who this

Pope is. I've done a lot of reading. Frankly, I hadn't heard of him before today. I think a lot of

us, unless you're a Catholic church insider, you had it before there's a lot to update you all on so Pope

Leo the 14th grew up in a devout Catholic family with a father who was a Navy veteran and a

school superintendent and his mother was a librarian and choir singer. He's fluent in Spanish,

French, and Italian, and he discovered his calling for the priesthood early on, serving as an

altar boy and attending local Catholic schools in Chicago. His brother revealed in an interview

yesterday that Pope Leo frequently played priest as a little boy and he would

use his mother's ironing board as an altar. Very cute. I love to see that. When I was little,

my brother would constantly play priest as well. And my mom made him these little vestments and he had

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