The Prevost family home in Dolton, Illinois, where Pope Leo XIV was raised, is up for auction, prompting the village to act to preserve its historical significance. Mayor Jason House highlighted the importance of this landmark, stating that it symbolizes the positive recognition of Dolton. The village's attorney announced plans to work with the Chicago Archdiocese to convert the house into a public historic site. If negotiations for purchase falter, they may resort to eminent domain to emphasize the home's cultural value and ensure its protection.
The house where Pope Leo XIV was raised is being auctioned, but Dolton village plans to preserve it as a historic site, ensuring its story continues.
The village intends to either purchase the property or use eminent domain to secure it, emphasizing the importance of preserving community heritage.
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