Pope Leo was spotted at the 2005 World Series ... just give up.” Chicago has long been divided between its two baseball teams, the White Sox on the South Side and the Cubs on the north.

The Chicago Cubs have had an incredible first quarter of the season, and it's no secret the offense is carrying the load.

When Cardinal Robert Prevost was elected Pope Leo XIV Thursday, his brother John took great pains to dispel early rumors that ...

Regardless, a conclave was held and a new Pope was chosen. His Name is Robert Prevost, though he will now go by Pope Leo XIV ...

Incredible footage has emerged of Pope Leo XIV watching from the stands during the Chicago White Sox's glorious World Series win in 2005 ... Before long, the Chicago Cubs had shared a picture ...

The Chicago Cubs (22-16) are feeling a crunch on Thursday, coming off a series where the San Francisco ... “But this is not a perfect world. Having already shown a sense of urgency with his ...

Some of these had to do with which sports teams he supported, especially being from the city of Chicago. Upon first glance, many assumed that he was a fan of the Chicago Cubs. But through multiple ...

It led to some hilarity, with the Cubs shouting him out at Wrigley before the White Sox did it. The Chicago Sun-Times ended up finding a photo of the pope at the 2005 World Series in which the ...

Immediately after the world found now the new pope, Leo XIV, is from Chicago ... Whether or not the Cubs will get to win a World Series during Pope Leo XIV's reign is too early to tell, but ...

It didn’t take long for Chicago Cubs ... During the Cubs’ playoff run in 2016, Rev. Masters was asked if praying was going to help the Cubs win the World Series. “Ultimately, I don’t ...

His mother was a Cubs fan and his father was a fan of the St. Louis Cardinals. The Chicago Sun-Times obtained a photo from a family friend of Pope Leo at a World Series game in 2005, a season that ...

“Chicago Cubs, 2025 World Series Champions, confirmed. It is ORDAINED from on high,” Brett Taylor wrote for Cubs’ blog Bleacher Nation. “Let’s get His Holiness to Wrigley Field ASAP to ...