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    "text": "New Orleans genealogist Jari C. Honora became curious about the French-sounding last name “Prevost” soon after Pope Leo XIV’s first address. A look into the pope’s ancestry revealed that many of his maternal ancestors were Creoles of color who lived in New Orleans.",
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        "title": "Pope Leo XIV's previously unknown Creole roots are a most American story",
        "description": "(RNS) — Census records for Leo's maternal grandparents hint at the complexity of Creole identity and of Black identity in America."
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    "createdAt": "2025-05-10T17:00:32.972Z"
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