Chicago White Sox Honors Pope Leo XIV with a Stunning New Mural

Chicago White Sox Honors Pope Leo XIV with New Mural Chicago, IL – In a heartwarming gesture, the Chicago White Sox baseball team has unveiled a new mural honoring Pope Leo XIV. The mural, located prominently inside Guaranteed Rate Field, commemorates the Pope's attendance at a 2005 World Series game. The image featured in the mural shows the then-Cardinal Bob Prevost, now Pope Leo XIV, smiling and waving to the crowd during the game. "It's a wonderful way to remember that special night," said a White Sox spokesperson. "Pope Leo XIV's presence was a highlight of the series, and this mural serves as a lasting tribute to his faith and his love for baseball." The mural is more than just a picture; it's a testament to the unexpected connections between sports and faith. The White Sox's decision to honor the Pope in this way shows a commitment to community and shared experiences beyond the baseball diamond. The positive message of the mural is likely to resonate with fans of all backgrounds.