- Pope Francis has appointed Cardinal Robert McElroy from San Diego as the new Archbishop of Washington.
- This decision aligns the archdiocese with McElroy, known as one of the Pope's most progressive allies.
- McElroy, aged 70, replaces Cardinal Wilton Gregory, focusing on social justice issues, including immigration and climate change.
- His appointment comes as the Trump administration indicates stricter immigration policies, raising concerns about Catholic doctrine.
- In a press conference, he declared the church's commitment to inclusivity, emphasizing the phrase "Todos, todos, todos" which means "Everyone, everyone, everyone".
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