The Chicago White Sox will unveil a graphic installation that honors Pope Leo XIV, who was elected as the first pope from the U.S. on May 8. Highlighting his Chicago connections, the installation is placed at Rate Field, the site where he celebrated the team's 2005 World Series win. The artwork signifies the balancing act of local culture and global religious influence, emphasizing baseball's role as a unifying force. The pope reportedly attended games with a family friend, a testament to local fandom and connection.
The graphic installation honors Robert Prevost, the first U.S.-born pope, celebrating his Chicago roots and emphasizing baseball's unifying influence globally.
The White Sox aim to recognize the significance of a Chicagoan becoming pope, fostering a connection between the team, fans, and the religious community.
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