Pope Leo XIV, a Chicago native and the first American pope, wore a White Sox baseball cap during a public appearance at the ...

Hats off to Pope Leo XIV for bringing a touch of Chicago to Vatican City. The newly installed pope is a devout fan of the ...

Ice Cube helped popularise the White Sox cap in during the early ’90s – notably in his "Steady Mobbin’" music video – crediting US baseball star “Big Hurt” Frank Thomas for inspiring the trend.

Here’s some of that: Conclave Selects First Chicago-Style Pope [image or embed ... of the Pope’s particular brand of Chicago baseball fandom. While the Cubs quickly embraced him on ...

This combo of images provided by the Chicago White Sox shows a concert-style posters by artists from left, Griffin Goodman, Joe Nelson and Joseph Perez, focusing on the baseball series between the ...

He liked, and we talked about, Chicago-style pizza. But in Peru in the '90s ... "He was big into baseball" but "he was a big (White) Sox fan." Years later in the late '80s through the '90s ...

also known as the “Baseball Priest” said in a video shared by his parish. And as for a future papal visit to Chicago? Masters says it’s “quite probable, given that he is from the area.” ...

So while the signature Chicago-style hot-dog is a staple ... so it appeared during public events, especially baseball games, and so the association of hot dogs and baseball go back to at least ...

Pope Leo XIV, a Chicago native and the first American pope, wore a White Sox baseball cap during a public ... edited or AI images posing with Chicago-style hot dogs and bottles of Jeppson ...