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Chicago celebrates Pope Leo XIV with citywide mass

The Chicago Archdiocese will host a mass next month to honor Pope Leo XIV, the first Chicago-born pope.

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Chicago White Sox honor Pope Leo XIV with new Rate Field artwork commemorating his 2005 World Series attendance

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Chicago to celebrate election of Pope Leo XIV with Mass at White Sox stadium

Live Updates: Pope Leo XIV’s Inaugural Mass to Draw Leaders and Catholic Faithful

Pope Leo XIV will preside over his inaugural Mass on Sunday morning in front of a crowd in St. Peter’s Square that will include world leaders and top church officials, a service that officially insta...

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Local Catholics celebrate Chicago-born Pope Leo XIV's inaugural Mass

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Pope Leo XIV calls for unity in inaugural Mass at the Vatican

Pope Leo XIV takes his first popemobile ride through St. Peter’s Square ahead of installation

Pope Leo XIV took his first popemobile ride through St. Peter’s Square ahead of installation on Sunday, waving from the back of the open-back truck to the crowd waving flags and cheering “Viva il Pap...

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Pope Leo XIV celebrates inaugural mass after touring St. Peter's Square in popemobile

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Pope Leo XIV calls for unity and 'missionary spirit' during inaugural Mass

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Chicago celebrates hometown pope with memes, Malört and deep dish jokes

Robert Prevost has been elected the first American pope in history, and Chicago is here for it. The big picture: When word came of Pope Leo XIV's Chicago roots, witty local comments flooded social media timelines,

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Chicago celebrates native son's elevation to pope

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico said on Friday his country wanted to develop relations with Russia, and he derided European Union detractors who created obstacles to his attendance at World War Two commemorations in Moscow.

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JD Vance gives Pope Leo XIV an invitation from Trump to visit U.S.

The Chicago-born pope took the letter and put it on his desk and was heard saying 'at some point,' in the video footage of the meeting provided by Vatican Media.