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As Chicago-country Robert Francis Prevost came out on the Basilica balcony of St. Peter on Thursday, a question of sports fans at UNISN.
Is there an American Pope route for Chicago Cubs or Chicago White Sox?
Robert Francis Prevost was elected as the successor of Pope Francis on Thursday evening. The new Pontif, who chose the name Leo XIV, grew up in a southern suburb and participated in a Catholic Church and school towards the south of Chicago.
The inauguration of MLB was more than a week from the rivalry weekend, naturally, an important fact to clarify for the locals: where Leo’s loyalty is a lie.
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Pope Leo XIV, born as Robert Prevost, has been allegedly fan of a Chicago baseball team for a long time (AFP/Getty)
John Prevost, Leo’s elder brother, was the answer – and the chimney of Sistin Chappell could have a plum of white smoke.
“He was never, sometimes a cub fan,” the big prevost told the local news station WGN“So I don’t know where he came from. He was always a Sax fan.”
Father Gregory Sakoviz, the rector of Cathedral, the sacred name of Chicago, told reporters that the sun landed in the city when the new Pope was announced.
Sakowicz, too, was surprised where the new Pontifle would throw his support on the face of a crossstown classic.
“I heard that he is a cub fan,” he said, mistakenly, before Chakli: “Okay, God bless him.”
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The Chicago cub put this picture on X, claiming that the Pope Leo, who is from Windy City, was a cub fan. (X/@cub)
The cub tried to claim Pope Leo as one of his own, posted on his X account: “Hey, Chicago. He is a cub fan!”
“We will welcome Pope Leo XIV to the Wrigley Field,” Cubes Executive Chairman Tom Rickits said in a statement. “He can sing” can take me out of the ballgame. ”
After the Pope’s brother speaking, White Sox issued a statement celebrating his most prestigious fan.
The club said in a statement, “The family always knows the best, and it seems that the Pope Leo XIV’s lifelong Fandum comes close to the 35th and shield.” “Some things are larger than baseball, and in this case, we are happy to represent a white sox fan in the Vatican.”
The team said that a pinstrupt white sox jersey and a hat with Leo’s name were already a path to Rome and welcomed him for the region rate at any time.
The new Pope is running at the footsteps of another world leader, who was a white sox fan, former President Barack Obama, even though the 44th President could never escape the allegations that he was “a” one “one”Fake baseball fan,