California: Governor Newsom issues statement on Pope Leo XIV, the first American Pope
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~ Sacramento, California - In a historic moment for the Catholic Church, Pope Leo XIV has been elected as the first American Pope. Governor Gavin Newsom and First Partner Jennifer Siebel Newsom released a statement congratulating the newly elected Pope.

The statement read, "Habemus papam. Jennifer and I join countless others around the globe to congratulate Leo XIV on his election as the head of the Catholic Church, Cardinal of the Holy Roman Church." The Governor and First Partner expressed their excitement and support for Pope Leo XIV's leadership.

In his first address, Pope Leo XIV emphasized the importance of God's love for every individual. The Governor and First Partner expressed their trust in his ability to guide the Church with teachings that promote respect for human dignity, care for the poor, and work towards the common good.

Governor Newsom also highlighted Pope Leo XIV's potential to bring people together in a divided world. He stated, "May he remind us that our better angels are not far away - they're always within us, waiting to be heard." The Governor expressed hope that Pope Leo XIV's voice will serve as a bridge between different faiths, nations, and beliefs, promoting peace through our shared humanity.

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In other news from California, Governor Newsom announced that businesses statewide are complying with regulations banning intoxicating hemp products. This move aims to protect youth from harmful substances.

Additionally, upgrades have been made to 21 state fish hatcheries in an effort to boost salmon populations. This is part of California's ongoing efforts to support and build its salmon and trout populations.

Furthermore, Governor Newsom and Superintendent Thurmond announced over $618 million in funding to support 458 community schools. This initiative provides families with resources such as healthcare services and support systems to help them thrive.

The State Board of Education voted in favor of this funding as part of California's commitment to promoting community schools. These schools aim to provide a holistic approach to education, addressing not only academic needs but also the well-being of students and their families.

With these recent developments, California continues to make strides in promoting the well-being of its citizens and fostering a sense of unity and community.

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