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The Chicago White Sox will give every fan a Pope hat and stage a Pope Leo XIV–themed night at Rate Field when they host the Cincinnati Reds, featuring on-field recognition by Catholic groups, performances by the ChiTown Popes, organist Nancy Faust, and a ceremonial first pitch by Sister Mary Jo Sobieck.
The Chicago White Sox announced a Tuesday Pope Hat giveaway night at Rate Field, expected to hand out about 40,000 Pope Hats, plus a pregame program honoring the Augustinian order and Pope Leo XIV (including a $14,000 donation by Chicago White Sox Charities), a ceremonial first pitch by Sister Mary Jo Sobieck, and other pope-themed festivities and in-game tributes; tickets and commemorative options are available at whitesox.com.
The Chicago Archdiocese celebrated the election of Chicago-born Pope Leo XIV with a citywide gathering and Catholic Mass at Rate Field, featuring music, testimonials, and prayers, marking a historic moment for the local community.
Pope Leo XIV made his first U.S. address from Chicago's Rate Field, sharing a message of hope, peace, and unity, while celebrating his roots and connection to the White Sox, and encouraging young people to serve and find hope amid global challenges.
The Chicago White Sox, currently playing at Rate Field, are eyeing a new ballpark at The 78 in the South Loop, but recent developments show the owner of the Chicago Fire plans to privately fund a soccer stadium on the site, potentially blocking the Sox's plans. Despite this, the Sox remain hopeful to develop the land for their new stadium, possibly sharing it with the Fire, and aim to create a nostalgic, privately funded ballpark that appeals to fans and honors Chicago's baseball history.