Pope Leo XIV's Sports Loyalty
Cardinal Robert Prevost, now known as Pope Leo XIV, is a fan of the White Sox, not the Cubs, despite his Chicago roots. The new Pope's preference for the South Siders was revealed by his brother. The household had divided sports loyalties with his mother supporting the Cubs and his father the St. Louis Cardinals.
Key Points
- Cardinal Robert Prevost, now Pope Leo XIV, is a fan of the White Sox
- His family had mixed sports loyalties with his mother supporting the Cubs and his father the St. Louis Cardinals
Pros
- Reveals a personal and relatable aspect of the newly elected Pope
- Highlights the diversity of sports loyalties within families
Cons
- May distract from more important aspects of the Pope's position