The fourteenth Liu renews the call of peace at the meeting with journalists

In Christ our Savior, pride was personally: Today’s diocese was formed from others in the area surrounding the southern side of Chicago, which includes a closed church now where the Pope came as a child.

Father Ruisahura simply put: “We are the diocese of the Pope!”

Jeannis E said. Sims, 75: “I am very full and proud, I don’t know what to do.

Others there exchanged stories about the brushes with the future Pope, when he was known as Robert Brevost: music manager who played at a wedding ceremony, the deacon who went to high school where his mother was the school library.

In the permanent room hall only 10:30 am at the Cathedral of the Holy Name in Chicago, Reverend Ton Ngwin began his return by screaming “FIFA Baba Liu at the fourteenth!” The group praised. Outside the church, the pending of yellow and white flags at the celebration.

Father Najwin said: “My heart is steeped in joy because we have the American Pope, and it is from Chicago.”

Catholics in other services all over the country were not less than that and began to think about their hopes of the new papacy. Liu may attract more young people to the church, inspire more men to become priests or help unify the Catholic population denied in his country of origin. In 69, it can lead the church for decades.

“He has already won the hearts of the whole world,” said Amelia Koto, 70, who was preparing a mass in the Spanish language in the Catholic Church of Gizo in the center of Miami. “We were without a father, but now God gave us this father who we wanted a lot.”

Mrs. Koto from Honduras, tears when she talks about Liu. Like others in the masses in the Spanish language in Miami on Sunday, she expressed her optimism that the Spanish -language Pope who lived for decades in South America may be able to influence the American immigration policy.

She said, “I hope that his arrival will help on the new change, and to stop all the deportations of Trump for Latinians.”

In New Orleans, the family of the Pope had roots in the Black Create community, where African influences and the Caribbean and French Sea region mixed. In the city this week, social media extracts were loaded with pictures of the accumulated Pope in New Orleans’s daily scenes. Eat a bowl of Gumbo. Show before his foot in the second line procession. His head comes out of the front door to ask, “How is Mama and Dimak?”

Angela Ratter, 69, was attending the Mass on Sunday at the Corpus Cristiani-Ebvini Catholic Church in the seventh pavilion. When I heard the Pope speak for the first time, tears flowed on her face. “He seems to be a humble man.”

Mother’s Day, which is not a Christian holiday but it is usually the presence of the church as high anyway. However, the seats seemed to be particularly full in some diocese.

In the St. Ann Catholic diocese in Copyll, Texas, all 1300 seats were occupied, along with a few hundred people sitting in a yard in the Mass at 10 am on Sunday, the priest Edwin Leonard’s plans to a sermon that emphasized the maternity profession. But then, “The Holy Spirit did something beautiful,” as he said to his group, and another topic felt more suitable.

Father Leonard said: “Therefore, I will talk about the Holy Father.”

Among the traditions, who have a rocky relationship with Pope Francis Open and informal, some questioned whether Pope Leo could reopen wider access to the traditional Latin bloc. Pope Francis flows on the traditional mass, which Catholics celebrate all over the world until the second Vatican reforms in the 1960s.

In a Latin block in the Church of St. Daweidan Catholic in Edmund, Okla, worshipers have expressed cautious optimism about this possibility. “There is no way to confirm what he will do,” said Reverend Joseph Portzer in his sermon. “But we see that some of the first words he said were talking about unity in the church.”

Father Portzer was among those who found interesting American Pope’s identity. He said: “We will have an extraordinary experience governed by someone who thinks as an American, American in the Middle West.” “This means a lot for us to have an American mentality that rules the church.”

For him, this meant the practical application of the ruling and the possibility that “we will also be able to understand the way he thinks.”

When Father Leonard in Texas heard the name of the new Pope on Thursday, the first thing he did was to search if he had political or ideological tendencies, as a group told him.

“Mea Culpa”, he said in the only Latin words that I heard during the Mass.

Once again in Christ, our rescue in the southern suburbs of Chicago, a large number of immigrants from Nigeria worship with white and black families who lived on the southern side for decades. The diocese of the domestic Pope is now a place that reflects in many ways of the international church, which is now directed to the preferred son of leadership. Father Ruizahura from Tanzania, and Shammas served with him on the altar on Sunday, Mail Stasinski lived in Chicago throughout his life.

United by Iman shared 1.4 billion Catholics worldwide, and they were also in contact with their tremendous joy on Sunday. Diane Sheeran, 70, also described how I felt when I got news about Liu: “I had a two -day smile.”

Reports previously contributed Robert Cheito In Chicago Mary Beit Ghahan In Coppell, Texas; Brira Kiir In Edmond, Okla; Katie Reckdahl In New Orleans and Veronica Zaragovia In Miami.