American-born Prevost elected first US pope Leo XIV
Robert Prevost, a Chicago-born missionary who led the Vatican office of bishops, was elected pope, taking the name Leo XIV. The 69-year-old Augustinian said from St. Peter's loggia that his papacy would emphasize peace, dialogue, and missionary evangelization, signaling a return to tradition with the papal cape. He thanked the cardinals and spoke in near-perfect Italian, invoking Jesus Christ and the church’s unity.
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Patriot transplant to defend both nations at once
Yuliya Sager, 27, of Edinburg, will join the Pennsylvania National Guard as a military intelligence officer after graduating from Slippery Rock University's ROTC program. She and 11 cadets will be commissioned as second lieutenants, honoring her dual ties to Ukraine and the United States.
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First American pope Leo XIV elected at Vatican
Catholics in New Castle joined the world in celebration as white smoke announced the election of Pope Leo XIV, the first American-born leader, with Robert Prevost presented in Rome and bells ringing at Holy Spirit Parish in tribute.
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Sager Leads ROTC Cadets at Slippery Rock Graduation
Sager, a homeland security major from Ukraine who graduated high school at 16, embraces leading others as Slippery Rock University holds 1,600 graduates this weekend. The college hosts graduate ceremonies Friday and three undergraduate ceremonies Saturday at Morrow Field House.
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Tibetan monks create sand mandala at New Castle Library
Six monks from Drepung Loseling Monastery in India, based in Atlanta, arrived for a Tantric Buddhist sand art mandala. An opening ceremony with music and chanting welcomed about 30 people before a three hour drawing of sacred geometric lines for the intricate mandala.
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