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Ana W. Hwang

Leo XIV in the Canary Islands has received a genealogical family tree detailing his ancestors linked to the islands. The Pope looks absolutely delighted by such a great gift. The work reconstructs the history of two families, the González Vázquez and the Hernández Pérez, established in Santa Cruz de La Palma during the 16th and 17th centuries, linked to fishing and the La Asomada neighborhood. The family tree highlights the union of these two family branches through the marriage of Gaspar González and María Pérez, celebrated on January 5, 1614, at the parish of El Salvador in Santa Cruz de La Palma. From this marriage, Juan González Vázquez was born, who later emigrated to Cuba, from whom Pope Leo XIV is descended.

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Ivan Tomas

Oh, how adorable! They are so eagerly trying to delight him. Let him go to the sspx, they will delight him in a most proper way, with a few newly ordained very Catholic bishops.
A glede te zanimljive genealogije, ... pitam se u koje onda pokoljenje spada njegova omiljena i već čuvena južnoamerička pratetka pachamama?

Luke Nutley

Prevost gets protection but Ogilvie does not.
Sickening to its core.

Daniel M.

San Antonio, Texas was settled by Canary Islanders. The main square is called "Plaza de las Islas."