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DENVER ~ Colorado Governor Jared Polis expressed his congratulations to the new Pope and the Catholic community in Colorado on this momentous occasion. In a statement released today, Governor Polis shared his joy for Catholics around the world as they welcome the first American Pope, Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, who will now lead the church as Pope Leo XIV.
Governor Polis also expressed his excitement for the continued partnership between Colorado and the Catholic Church in their efforts to assist vulnerable individuals during times of need. He expressed his hope that the new Pope will follow in the footsteps of his predecessor, Pope Francis, by spreading love and kindness to all people.
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The selection of Cardinal Prevost as the new Pope marks a historic moment for both Catholics and Americans alike. As he takes on this important role, many are looking forward to seeing how he will lead and guide the church in the years to come.
Governor Polis also expressed his excitement for the continued partnership between Colorado and the Catholic Church in their efforts to assist vulnerable individuals during times of need. He expressed his hope that the new Pope will follow in the footsteps of his predecessor, Pope Francis, by spreading love and kindness to all people.
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The selection of Cardinal Prevost as the new Pope marks a historic moment for both Catholics and Americans alike. As he takes on this important role, many are looking forward to seeing how he will lead and guide the church in the years to come.
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