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Pope Leo XIV is back on social media

Pope Leo XIV is back on social media, with a message of peace

Pope Leo XIV has taken over the Vatican’s official social media handles, with a first Instagram post on Tuesday repeating the first words he said to the world as pope: “Peace be with you all!” The @Pontifex – Pope Leo XIV post featured some of the photos that have documented the first days of history’s first American pope.

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Pope Leo XIV makes first social media post, calling for peace

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Full text of Pope Leo XIV's first message: 'Peace be with you'

Pope Leo XIV Reiterates Call for Peace in First Address to Journalists

The first American pontiff urged reporters to choose “the path of a communication of peace” in his first address to the news media as the leader of the Catholic Church.

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Conservatives Are Cautiously Hopeful That Pope Leo XIV Will Restore Rigor to the Papacy

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Pope Leo XIV urges release of imprisoned journalists, affirms gift of free speech and press

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Pope Leo makes social media debut with emotional message to followers

Pope Leo XIV has made his social media debut, with an emotional message to his millions of followers after being elected as the new pope last week (8 May).

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Pope Leo XIV must carefully thread needle between Catholic Church's mission, US politics: Experts

Pope Leo XIV is now the most powerful American Catholic in the world, and experts say he must aptly walk the line between U.S. politics and his papal duties.

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Pope Leo XIV's brother clarifies MLB allegiance as Cubs and White Sox trade jabs

The Chicago Cubs were left red-faced after wrongly claiming the new Pope Leo XIV was a fan of the team, only for his brother to set the record straight

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Pope Leo XIV live: New American pontiff Robert Prevost holds first Mass amid claims he’s ‘anti-Trump’

Pope Leo XIV has celebrated his first Mass as the leader of the Catholic Church while congratulatory messages poured in for making history as the first American-born pontiff. In the Sistine Chapel, where less than 24 hours earlier the gathered cardinals had elected him,