Pope Leo XIV, the first U.S. pope, signed a jersey that Chicago Archbishop Blase Cupich presented to Paul Konerko before a game. The jersey featured Konerko's name and 'Pope Leo' over the number 14. Prevost, a devoted White Sox fan, attended the 2005 World Series opener when the White Sox clinched a win. A graphic honoring Pope Leo was installed near his seat from that game, highlighting his connection to the team. A celebration also marked the 20th anniversary of the championship run.
Chicago Archbishop Blase Cupich presented Paul Konerko with a signed jersey featuring Pope Leo XIV's name, celebrating the new pontiff’s connection to the Chicago White Sox.
Robert Prevost, elected as Pope Leo XIV, is the first pope from the US, known for his longtime support of the White Sox and attending their 2005 World Series game.
A jersey with the name 'Pope Leo' above the No. 14 was delivered to Paul Konerko, celebrating both the new pontiff and his fondness for the Chicago White Sox.
The White Sox honored Pope Leo XIV with a graphic and pillar artwork commemorating his appearance at the 2005 World Series opener, showcasing his fandom since childhood.
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