Pope Leo XIV Delivers Hopeful Message to Youth at Chicago White Sox Stadium

In a historic broadcast, Pope Leo XIV inspires young people in Chicago and across the U.S. with a message of hope, faith, and service.

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Pope Leo XIV delivered a message of hope to young people during a broadcast at the Chicago White Sox stadium, reaching a national audience.
The event, organized by the Archdiocese of Chicago, celebrated Pope Leo XIV's recent election as the first American pope.
The broadcast included uplifting music from the Leo Catholic High School Choir and a Peruvian musician, enhancing the message of hope.
Cardinal Blase Cupich celebrated Mass at the stadium, emphasizing themes of peace, unity, and God's healing love for those in distress.
Pope Leo XIV encouraged listeners to be beacons of hope through outreach and service, blending the spirit of Catholicism with America's favorite pastime.

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"The celebration included live music, prayer and moments of reflection, marking a historic moment for the local Catholic community and a point of pride for the city."

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"The special message from Leo was part of a program at the home of the pope’s beloved ball team that included words from people who knew him as Robert Francis Prevost, fourth graders who participated in a viral mock conclave and performances by a Chicago Catholic high school choir that was recently on America's Got Talent."

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"The event celebrated the mixing of Catholicism and baseball, emphasizing a message of hope and community service."

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