From the southern suburbs of Chicago to Rome: “Bob” in Dolton “Bob” said the boy was estimated to be the Pope United States news
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The boy was from the small city with big dreams to become the Pope.
Robert Brevost, or “Bob” as they knew it in Dolton, the south ChicagoHe was the youngest son Louis, a teacher, Meldid, a librarian.
They were devoted to their faith, they were prominent figures in the Church of St. Mary.
Scott Kuzminski “Millie”, The Christister, remembers with “Angel’s Voice”, and her son with his life call.
“Some children dream of being the best footballer, rich or something like that, and he dreamed that he would be popeHe said.
The railway passes through this sleeping suburb, which is now estimated to become a place for the Hajj.
This is an answer to the prayer for Cathlein Stinson, which since childhood believed that her church would give the world the Pope.
She said: “Our belief in this small parish is very strong … In my little mind, I thought the next Pope should come from here because we are a wonderful small society.”
“The next Pope must come from here,” said Kathleen Steinson.
The Church of St. Mary, where the Pope was an altar boy before the priesthood entered, is now abandoned, the symbol of challenges.
But for many, this is a sacred land, lit in the colors that the bright sun throws through the stained glass.
In the high name in the heart of Chicago, there is a renewed feeling of optimism.
“It is a great miracle and blessing,” a man who leaves a festive mass of the new door told me.
“I hope he can help people see beyond the country’s sections and remember the poor.”
Another man said: “Not only the virtues that he praises, and I hope that he will bring us all to preach love and that people in Washington will listen.”
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