VATICAN CITY — For the reason that bells tolled in Might for Pope Leo XIV, the primary U.S.-born pontiff largely guarded his phrases, interesting to all sides of a divided church. However in latest feedback, in addition to in his first main papal doc issued Thursday, Leo has begun to disclose himself — leaving some conservative critics of his predecessor tut-tutting concerning the doable rise of one other “liberal pope.”
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