White Sox to honor Pope Leo XIV with graphic installation at Rate Field

Pope Leo XIV He receives acknowledgment at Chicago White Sox Ballpark, a rate, to mark his 2005 World Series Services Series.

Team plans to discover graphic Monday that respects Papa.

Last week, a native of Chicago Robert Prekost revealed his own White Sox Fandom and the recording of the translation participating in the 2005 World Series Game on social networks.

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Pure chance, The preference is shown At the MLB at Fox broadcasting for the game on the American mobile field on October 22, 2005, and the cameras caught him during the top of the ninth Inning while White Sox scored 5-3 over Houston Astros.

The new graphics in the field fielder signifies the place where the future Pope cheered for Chicago in that victory 5-3, Game 1, the first of the four matches for the title.

The team said that the artwork of Pillar commemorates the Pope’s roots in Chicago “and the union of baseball on the world stage.”

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According to White Sox, the Pope attended a game with the late Ed Schmit, a family friend and seasonal ticket owner. They knew themselves with their work in a Catholic high school on the south side of Chicago, and Schmit’s son, Nick, remains the owner of the Pope’s World Series headquarters.

White Sox, who have fought in recent years, and their fans they hugged Their connection with the new pope since he was chosen. The team said he sent a jersey and a hat to the Vatican after the announcement.

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White Sox’s fans dressed as a pope and watched 13-3 loss from Crosstown Cubs from Bleachers at Wrigley Field on Friday afternoon.

Associated Press contributed to this report.

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