Who is Robert Prevost, the new Pope Leo XIV?

Even before his name was announced in the balcony of St. Peter’s Cathedral, the crowd shouted “Viva IL PAPA”.

The 69 -year -old Robert Prevost will be the 267th resident of the throne of St Peter and will be known as Leo XIV.

He will be the first American to fill the Pope’s role, but he is considered an Archbishop of Latin America before he became Archbishop for many years as a missionary in Peru, but he became an Archbishop there.

He has a Peruvian nationality and is remembered as a person who worked with the underprivileged community and helped to build a bridge in a local church.

Live update: The new pope speaks in the Vatican

Born in Chicago in 1955, PREVOST was an altar boy and was a priest in 1982.

At the first end of his pope, Leo XVI liked his predecessor Francis.

“We still have a weak but courageous voice of the Pope Francis who blessed us.”

“Let’s join hands with the union and God together and move forward together,” he said to the cheering crowds.

He was told by the crowd in St. Peter that he was a member of the Augustinian order. He was 30 years old when he moved to Peru as part of Augustinian Mission.

Francis made Bishop Chi Clao in Peru a year after the pope.

He is well known to cardinals from all over the world because of the wise role of Dicastery for the bishop.

It is not surprising that 80%of the cardinals who participated in the Conclave were appointed by Francis, so it was surprising that someone like Prevost was elected.

He will be considered a favorite person in the Catholic Church.

Although he is an American and he will fully know the division in the Catholic Church, his Latin America background represents continuity after the Pope from Argentina.

While working as an Archbishop in Peru, he did not escape the scandal of sexual abuse that blurred the church, but he fiercely denied that he was involved in all insurance.

A spokesman for the Vatican Matteo Bruni, a spokesman for the Cardinals University a few days before the conclusion, said with the Pope that he stressed the need for the pope with the pope.