Jason DeRose
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because the Chinese government claims it has the authority to appoint the next Buddhist leader.
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But the Dalai Lama now says his successor will be born outside of China in quote, the free world.
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He says that after his death he will be reincarnated.
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Jason DeRoose, NPR News.
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Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Giles Snyder. Authorities in the Southern California resort town of Palm Springs say they're investigating a major explosion as an act of terrorism. NPR's Jason Droz is in Palm Springs.
Authorities have not released the name of the suspect, but say investigators are not looking for anyone else. Friday night's severe weather that hit parts of the Midwest and South is being blamed for killing at least 27 people, including 18 in Kentucky alone. In Indiana, officials say the storms caused chaos at a popular state park, George Hale.
Of Member Station WFIU, reports from Nashville, Indiana.
Peter's Square today to mark the official beginning of Pope Leo XIV's papacy. Vice President J.D. Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio among the foreign dignitaries at the mass in which Leo called for peace and unity. NPR's Ruth Sherlock was there.
NPR's Ruth Sherlock reporting from St. Peter's Square. This is NPR. New York City Mayor Eric Adams says the Brooklyn Bridge did not suffer major damage when a Mexican Navy sailing ship struck it last night, shearing off the top of its masts and killing two crew members. He says multiple people aboard the ship need medical attention.
Officials caution that initial reports that the ship had a mechanical issue are preliminary. The cause remains unclear and investigation is underway. City officials say traffic on the bridge was allowed to resume after an inspection. The International Chess Federation says it deeply regrets the decision by the Taliban to ban the game of chess in Afghanistan, as MPR's Dia Hadid reports.
And I'm Giles Snyder. This is NPR News from Washington.
The Pope told cardinals that he chose the name Leo because of a previous Leo, Leo XIII, and his encyclical Verum Novarum. That document offers expansive social teaching on economic justice and human dignity, specifically related to the Industrial Revolution. The current Pope Leo says a similar challenge is emerging today due to artificial intelligence.
He also told cardinals that he envisions a church that listens to the voices of lay Catholics. That approach follows in the footsteps of the late Pope Francis, who convened synods to hear the voices of people in pews from around the world. Jason DeRose, NPR News, Rome.
Up First from NPR · Scene From Vatican City, Life Of Pope Leo XIV, China Trade Talks · 9 May 2025
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Well, Pope Leo is 69 years old, which makes him a bit on the younger side for popes. He's got quite some time left in him. He was an undergraduate at Villanova University in Pennsylvania, where he majored in mathematics. Like Pope Francis, he's a member of a religious order, in Prevost's case, the Augustinians, who focus on missionary work and education.
Prevost, now Pope Leo, went to seminary at the Catholic Theological Union in Chicago and he did his doctorate here in Rome. He spent significant parts of his ministry in Peru. During his greeting from the balcony overlooking St. Peter's Square yesterday, though, he spoke in both Italian and Spanish, but did not significantly, I think, speak in English.
And he served on the Pontifical Commission on Latin America, a place he knows well, given his time in Peru.
Well, here's what Cardinal Prevost told the Vatican's official news agency prior to his election as pope about what he thinks church leadership should be.
And Steve, that's very similar to what Pope Francis was fond of saying, that a pastor who's a shepherd should smell like his sheep.
That's right, survivors of clergy sexual abuse say Cardinal Prevost did not do enough to address the issue as a bishop or archbishop or cardinal. But Steve, that's true of many in church leadership. Now the question is how he'll respond to victims going forward. and how he handles abusive priests and those who covered up for them. He's also come under criticism for comments on LGBTQ people.
Back in 2012, he lamented what he called the culture's sympathy with, quote, the homosexual lifestyle. And he spoke out against a government plan in Peru to teach about gender in public schools. He called promotion of, quote, gender ideology confusing and said such thinking creates genders that don't exist.
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