The Chicago White Sox are honoring Pope Leo XIV, a dedicated fan, with an event at Rate Field despite his absence. Archbishop Blase J. Cupich will host a Mass and festivities celebrating Leo, a South Side native, who communicates via a video message. A mural featuring his likeness enhances his legacy as the first U.S.-born pope. This event draws connections to Leo's past, including his presence at the 2005 World Series, highlighting his longstanding support for the White Sox.
The event being thrown in honor of Pope Leo XIV at Rate Field celebrates his leadership while showcasing his deep-rooted connection as a Chicago White Sox fan.
A video message from Pope Leo XIV will be shared during the Mass, further engaging the community and younger generations of fans.
A mural featuring Leo's likeness was unveiled at White Sox stadium, marking his importance as the first U.S.-born pope and his local ties.
During Game 1 of the 2005 World Series, a young Father Bob was captured on camera, proudly showing his allegiance as a White Sox fan.
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