Paul Konerko received a signed jersey from Pope Leo XIV, presented by Cardinal Blase Cupich, celebrating the 20th anniversary of the White Sox's 2005 World Series championship. This moment also commemorates the first U.S. pope, Robert Prevost, who is a White Sox fan. Prevost witnessed the opening game of the World Series when the White Sox defeated the Astros. The team also honored late closer Bobby Jenks with uniform patches and unveiled a statue of Mark Buehrle during the anniversary events.
In a unique gesture, Cardinal Blase Cupich presented Paul Konerko with a signed jersey from Pope Leo XIV, marking the 20th anniversary of the 2005 World Series championship run.
Cardinal Blase Cupich honored Paul Konerko with a jersey that featured the new pope's signature on the back, celebrating both the White Sox legacy and the recent papal election.
Pope Leo XIV attended the first game of the 2005 World Series and watched the White Sox triumph over the Astros, a historical moment celebrated during the anniversary.
The White Sox honored late closer Bobby Jenks with uniform patches following his death and unveiled a statue for Mark Buehrle during the anniversary festivities.
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