The Meaning Behind Pope Robert Prevost's Chosen Name, Leo
The name Leo dates back centuries in the history of the Catholic Church - and has been used by 13 previous popes. What is the history behind this papal name?
Read MoreThe name Leo dates back centuries in the history of the Catholic Church - and has been used by 13 previous popes. What is the history behind this papal name?
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