American-born Cardinal Robert F. Prevost is elected pope
The “Latin Yankee,” as he is known in Rome, worked 20 years in Peru’s poorest enclave and even became a naturalized citizen there.
Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, a native of Chicago who is now the first American-born pope, has spent most of his career outside of the U.S, ministering to the dispossessed and marginalized.
The “Latin Yankee,” as he is known in Rome, worked 20 years in Peru.
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Last week, I had the opportunity to present at the AALS Clinical Conference with colleagues on cross-cultural competence in transactional law, AI's rise in legal work, and related ethical challenges. #AALSClinical
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