The Chicago White Sox will unveil a graphic installation at Rate Field dedicated to Pope Leo XIV, the first pope from the U.S., elected on May 8. A White Sox fan, the pope attended Game 1 of the 2005 World Series at this site. The team aims to honor his Chicago ties and the unifying spirit of baseball. The White Sox have engaged with fans who celebrate this connection, sending gifts to the Vatican, and highlighting the emotional ties through events like fans dressing as the pope during games.
The Chicago White Sox plan to unveil a graphic installation on Monday that honors Pope Leo XIV, the first U.S. pope elected on May 8.
The graphic installation at Rate Field commemorates Pope Leo XIV's Chicago roots and celebrates the unifying power of baseball on the world stage.
White Sox fans embraced their connection to the new pope, even sending a jersey and hat to the Vatican in celebration of his election.
A group of fans dressed as the pope observed a game at Wrigley Field, illustrating the deep connection and joy surrounding the pope's election.
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