Pope Leo XIV: The Divine Divide in Chicago's Baseball Allegiance

Pope Leo XIV's appointment has sparked speculation about his baseball allegiance, dividing Chicago fans. Despite rumors, a family member confirmed the Pope is a lifelong White Sox fan, not a Cubs supporter. This revelation delights White Sox enthusiasts and enlivens the city's storied North-South baseball rivalry.

Chicago's baseball scene buzzes with excitement as Pope Leo XIV's team allegiance comes under scrutiny. The city's divide between White Sox and Cubs supporters appears to reach the Vatican, with fans on both sides hoping for Papal support.

Rumors swirled about Pope Leo XIV's favored team, with claims suggesting he supported the Cubs. However, his brother, John Prevost, clarified the pontiff's loyalty, affirming his allegiance to the White Sox.

In response, the White Sox celebrated, stating that they are keen to have a fan represented at the Vatican. The team is sending a White Sox jersey and hat to Rome, extending an invitation to the Pope to visit his home ballpark anytime.

(With inputs from agencies.)