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Pope Leo XIV delivers message of peace, unity at Rate Field in first address to his hometown
Thousands packed Rate Field on Saturday to celebrate the papacy of Chicago-born Pope Leo XIV, marking a historic moment for the local Catholic community and a point of pride for the city.

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Pope Leo XIV delivers message of hope on video played at Chicago's Rate Field celebration
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Pope Leo XIV gives video message to Chicagoans at Rate Field on Saturday
What do Americans think about Pope Leo XIV? A new poll offers insight
About two-thirds of American Catholics have a “very” or “somewhat” favorable view of Pope Leo, according to the new survey from The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research, while abo...

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In White Sox Stadium Broadcast, Pope Leo XIV Sends Message of Hope to Chicago and the US
Pope Leo Delivers First Public Address to an American Audience
Column: Cubs, Chicagoans and Pope Leo XIV spread a message of hope and faith on a picturesque day in the city
The ceremony at Rate Field was enticing since it would include Pope Leo’s first public remarks to Chicagoans since he was declared a certified-fresh Sox fan.

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Column: White Sox and Catholicism join hands to celebrate Pope Leo XIV with the best of both worlds
Photos: Mass for Pope Leo XIV at Chicago White Sox’s Rate Field
Pope Leo XIV proves White Sox fandom by embracing ‘art of losing’
The Archdiocese of Chicago celebrated the election of Chicago-born Pope Leo XIV on Saturday at Rate Field. The newly installed pope addressed those in attendance via an eight-minute video, in which he urged Catholics to be a “light of hope” and to work towards making the world a better place.
Divine revelations: Pope Leo XIV’s attendance at 2005 World Series leaves champion White Sox with an immaculate legacy
As the Chicago White Sox honor Pope Leo XIV with an outdoor Mass on Saturday, his 2005 World Series seat has become a pilgrimage site for the faithful.
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