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Chicago White Sox, Pope Leo XIV

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Fans Think Pope's Message on the Meaning of Sports Proved He's a True White Sox Fan
The Chicago White Sox have been quick to claim Pope Leo XIV as their own. Leo, born Robert Francis Prevost in Chicago, was quickly discovered to be a White Sox fan after his elevation to head of the Catholic Church earlier this year.

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Pope Leo, from Chicago, makes his first US pitch at White Sox Park
Pope Leo XIV replaces Barack Obama as White Sox' No. 1 fan
Pope Leo, From Chicago, Makes His First US Pitch at White Sox Park
"It's a pleasure for me to greet all of you gathered together at White Sox Park on this great celebration," the pope said in the video message, his first public address to the U.S. since his election...

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What do Americans think about Pope Leo XIV? A new poll offers insight
In White Sox Stadium Broadcast, Pope Leo XIV Sends Message of Hope to Chicago and the US
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
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On Lou Gehrig Day, White Sox gift fan 'biggest surprise'
Kenneth Anthony Moore Sr. was excited to take in Monday’s White Sox game against the Tigers at Rate Field, which also happened to be Lou Gehrig Day recognized across baseball. Moore, who was diagnosed with the insidious illness of ALS in 2024,
White Sox fans hail news of potential team sale: 'It gives us a little bit more hope'
We need something new in this city, We’re tired of the same stuff. I think it’s nice that we’ll have ownership that’ll do something new,” one fan said Thursday outside Rate Field before the Sox prevailed over the Detroit Tigers.
Woeful White Sox have penguin throw out first pitch: ‘Can he start tomorrow?’
Perhaps the solution to the White Sox pitching woes is a little penguin named Pepe. Before Sunday’s game against the Royals, Chicago trotted out Pepe to accompany Dr. Mike Adkesson, president and CEO of the Brookfield Zoo, for the ceremonial first pitch at Rate Field.
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