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Prévost

[prey-voh]

noun

  1. Marcel 1862–1941, French novelist and dramatist.



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What would Durbin’s fellow Illinoisan, Bob “Chicago Pope” Prevost, say about all this?

From Slate

Leo, then known as Robert Prevost, was elected to be a safer if somewhat boring stabilizing force, meant to heal the rifts Francis left.

From Slate

Following Francis's death, Robert Prevost, born in Chicago, became Pope Leo XIV after he was elected by the conclave of cardinals.

From BBC

While the man once known as Robert Prevost won’t be there in person, he will appear in what event organizers describe as “a video message from Pope Leo XIV to the young people of the world.”

“That was his thing. He liked to get out and go to a game once in a while,” Louis Prevost told the Chicago Tribune of his brother, the future pope.

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