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In White Sox stadium broadcast, Pope Leo XIV sends message of hope to Chicago and the US
“So many people who suffer from different experiences of depression or sadness — they can discover that the love of God is truly healing, that it brings hope,” the first American pope said in a video ...

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House that Leo built: Pope delivers message of hope at White Sox park
Photos: Mass for Pope Leo XIV at Chicago White Sox’s Rate Field
In White Sox Stadium Broadcast, Pope Leo XIV Sends Message of Hope to Chicago and the US
“So many people who suffer from different experiences of depression or sadness — they can discover that the love of God is truly healing, that it brings hope,” the first American pope said in a video...

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What US adults think about Pope Leo XIV, according to a new AP-NORC poll
Pope Leo XIV added to White Sox mural outside Rate Field
Pope Leo XIV delivers message of peace, unity at Rate Field in first address to his hometown
Cupich also used the occasion to speak out about immigration and the treatment of undocumented people in the U.S.

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‘God is reaching out to you’: Pope Leo addresses hometown Chicago crowd and encourages them to make a difference in the world
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In White Sox stadium broadcast, Pope Leo XIV sends message of hope
Rate Field hosted a special mass and celebration in honor of Chicago-born Pope Leo XIV, the first American-born pope and a confirmed White Sox fan.
Pope Leo plans to give a virtual address in his hometown of Chicago – at the same time as Trump’s military parade
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),
Column: Pope Leo XIV honor caught in legislative gridlock
One would think lawmakers would have wanted to move quickly on such an accolade with an Illinoisan named the Bishop of Rome.
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