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Pope Leo XIV gives video message to Chicagoans at Rate Field

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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Chicago celebrates Pope Leo XIV at Rate Field Saturday: Watch Live

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At White Sox' stadium mass, Chicago celebrates Pope Leo XIV

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Big Cheers for No. 14, Pope Leo, at the Ballpark

“We want to celebrate that he’s not only from America, but he’s from Chicago, and he’s from the South Side,” said Rose Carlson, 42, as she filed into the ballpark with her husband, Eric.

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What do Americans think about Pope Leo XIV? A new poll offers insight

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Pope Leo’s message of hope from White Sox stadium

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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

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Photos: Mass for Pope Leo XIV at Chicago White Sox’s Rate Field

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At Sox' stadium Mass, Chicago celebrates Pope Leo XIV, its native son

CHICAGO (RNS) — At Rate Field, the home of the Chicago White Sox, some 30,000 celebrated a native son, Pope Leo XIV, Saturday afternoon (June 14) at a Mass organized by the Archdiocese of Chicago. Leo appeared via video from Rome, in a prerecorded message encouraging young people to engage in the community of the church.

How these Chicago nuns use sports to spread their message of service: ‘When we band together, we’re powerful’

One has danced atop the dugout at Rate Field. Another earned a Topps trading card for throwing a perfect strike. And a third has run the Chicago Marathon 13 consecutive times. Sports is a habit, but their life’s work is a higher calling. They’re nuns.

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Pope Leo plans to give a virtual address in his hometown of Chicago – at the same time as Trump’s military parade

Tickets for the event, which is to be held at the Rate Field stadium, home of the Chicago White Sox (the pontiff’s favorite team), are being sold online at $5 each

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