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    Nostradamus’ chilling predictions: Is Pope Leo XIV the final Pontiff? Prophecies point to the world’s end in 2027

    Leo XIV, the first pope from the Augustinian order, becomes only the second Roman Pontiff from the Americas, following Pope Francis. The papal name "Leo" is rarely used in modern times, last adopted by Pope Leo XIII in the 19th century.

    Whoops, waves, tears: Faithful react to Pope Leo's first Sunday blessing in St. Peter's Square

    Tens of thousands of Catholics gathered in St. Peter's Square to witness Pope Leo XIV's first Sunday blessing, waving flags and expressing joy. The Pope's message for Mother's Day and calls for peace resonated deeply with the crowd, including migrants who felt understood and hopeful for his advocacy.

    Happy Mother's Day 2025: Pope Leo XIV sends 'third world war' warning message. Details here

    Mother's Day 2025 is here and Pope Leo XIV on Sunday talked about peace at a time when the world is witnessing a number conflicts involving Russia-Ukraine, Israel-Gaza, and India-Pakistan.

    Is Robert Francis Prevost the most progressive Pope? His views on Trump's policies spark debate

    Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost's election as Pope Leo XIV marks a historic moment as the first American to lead the Catholic Church. His past social media activity reveals a critical stance on Trump's immigration policies, aligning him with Pope Francis on immigrant treatment and environmental concerns. He has spent years re-tweeting criticism of Trump policies.

    Pope Leo XIV is a tennis player. Tsitsipas would be happy to hit some balls with him

    The newly elected Pope Leo XIV, formerly missionary Robert Prevost from Chicago, is an avid tennis enthusiast. His election coincided with the Italian Open, where players like Stefanos Tsitsipas expressed interest in playing with him. Coco Gauff, U.S. Open champion, hopes the Pope will attend women's tennis matches, while the Foro Italico displayed news of Leo's election during the tournament.

    This is the exact salary the first American Pope, Leo XIV, will receive

    Pope Leo XIV salary has become a trending topic after Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost was elected the first American pope. Along with leading the world’s 1.3 billion Catholics, he now has the chance to earn a hefty €30,000 ($33,800) per month—about $405,600 a year. But it’s not just the paycheck making headlines. The pope gets perks like the Popemobile, free meals, luxury housing, and a private pharmacy. Even in retirement, he’ll receive a Vatican-funded pension and full support. This story dives deep into how Pope Leo XIV's salary and benefits stack up against world leaders and tech giants.

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