Francis II? Benedict XVII? John Paul III? One of the most symbolic acts at the start of a new papacy is the choice of a pope’s name. Once elected by the College of Cardinals, the new bishop of ...

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Use the drop down boxes above to customise your baby name search The alphabetic listing of Hindu Boy Baby Names and Hindu Girl Baby Names will help your find the perfect name for your baby.

Fin has had a big year and 12 months ago, they revealed their new name. The teen was born Seraphina but introduced themselves as Fin at their grandfather's funeral. They confidently addressed ...

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This is the history of a legendary papal namesake. Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost chose a name steeped in hundreds of years of religious tradition after his election as pope: Pope Leo XIV.

Leo is now tied for the fourth most common name chosen by popes, along with Clement. Only John, Gregory and Benedict have proven more popular. But we haven't had a Pope Leo in more than a century. The ...