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Following Cardinal Robert Prevost's election as Pope Leo XIV, a debate arose in Chicago: Cubs or White Sox? His brother, John Prevost, clarified that the Pope has always been a White Sox fan ...

It took just two days for the College of Cardinals to elect a new Pope less than a month after the death of Francis ...

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Prevost, who was born in Chicago, will be known as Pope Leo XIV. With the new Pope being from the Windy City, fans wanted to know (among other things) if he is a supporter of the Cubs or White Sox.

History was made in Vatican City ... Chicago after Leo XIV's election and rebuked the idea that the Pope was a Cubs fan. Later on Thursday, Chicago's ABC7 affiliate also reported on Leo XIV's ...

Obviously the biggest question surrounding Chicago native Robert Prevost now that he is Pope Leo XIV: Cubs or White Sox? His brother gave the definitive answer to @WGNNews' @DanaRebikWGN pic ...

The ball hung in the air for nearly 7 seconds as Chicago second baseman Chase ... “Oh boy, what is going on here in Kansas City?” asked White Sox announcer John Schriffen.