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Pope Leo XIV’s family: What to know about his parents and their deep Chicago ties

Raised in Chicago with five sisters — including two who became nuns — she graduated from Immaculata High School for girls in June 1929, according to Tribune archives.

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Pope Leo XIV: Chicago ties, Augustinian roots define new pontiff

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Is Pope Leo XIV Actually From Chicago? Yes, He Is — And South Suburban Dolton, Too

Editorial: An American pope for the world — Chicago’s Bob Prevost is Pope Leo XIV

The newly named Leo will be a welcome voice, with a Midwestern accent, against the unchristian attitude of the present administration towards people fleeing oppression and persecution.

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New pope led Order of St. Augustine dedicated to the poor and service

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Catholics in Leon County congregate for first Sunday mass under newly elected Pope Leo XIV

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New Pope's Chicago ties feed into huge wave of social media reactions

The election of Pope Leo XIV as the first-American pontiff shocked the world, and Chicago residents rejoiced in the Holy See’s ties to the Windy City.

Dolton hopes ties to Pope Leo XIV will burnish town’s image and spur growth

Dolton residents and officials hope native Robert Prevost’s election as pope will improve an image soured by Mayor Tiffany Henyard.

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Pope Leo XIV brings hope to Chicago sports fans, and the Knicks for their Villanova ties

The sports loyalties of Pope Leo XIV became a topic of conversation almost as soon as the white smoke emerged from the Vatican’s Sistine Chapel.

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Pope Leo XIV's sports fandom coming to light with White Sox World Series appearance, Villanova-Knicks ties

Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope, has been the topic of sports rumors since he was appointed, due to his Chicago roots, as he is a known White Sox fan.

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Election of Pope Leo XIV evokes pride — and hope — among Chicago faithful: 'Our hometown hero'

Chicagoans celebrated the historic election of Pope Leo XIV, the first pope from the U.S. and a Chicago native, with joy and hope for a renewed focus on social justice and unity within the Catholic Church.