On the Power of the Holy Spirit - Asian Journal News

On the Power of the Holy Spirit - Asian Journal News

It is remarkable to consider how the Holy Spirit guided and enlightened the College of Cardinals in choosing Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost as the next Pope. Their minds and hearts led them to select this humble servant of God from the Order of St. Augustine, who spent many years in service as a missionary and a bishop in Chiclayo, Peru.…

As a bishop, Leo helped women victims of trafficking

Before becoming Pope Leo XIV, then-Bishop Robert Francis Prevost of Chiclayo, Peru, created a commission to help women escape forced prostitution, according to a trafficking survivor who worked with him, Silvia Teodolinda Vasquez. (ANSA)

Archbishop Malzaire expresses hope for Pope Leo XIV - The Voice St. Lucia News

The selection of US-born Robert Francis Prevost as the 267th pope may have come as a surprise to many, but … The post Archbishop Malzaire expresses hope for Pope Leo XIV appeared first on The Voice St. Lucia News.

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Future pope helped human trafficking victims in Peru - The Southern Cross

By Carol Glatz ROME —  Before he was Pope Leo XIV, then-Bishop Robert F. Prevost of Chiclayo, Peru, created a commission to help women escape forced prostitution, said a trafficking survivor who worked with him. Silvia Teodolinda Vázquez, 52, told the Argentine newspaper, La Nacion, she met Pope Leo when he created a diocesan commission on human migration and trafficking in persons in 2017. Saying she affectionately called him “padrecito,” or “P…

Before becoming Pope Leo XIV, Bishop Robert Prevost helped women in Peru – migrants from Venezuela forced into prostitution. This was the daily task of the diocesan commission for migration and human trafficking in Chiclayo, which he established.