Pope Leo XIV’s Creole and African ancestry, traced to Louisiana and West Africa, is prompting celebration and curiosity among ...

Long live the Pope!” chanted sixth graders from Everest Academy, a Catholic school in Lemont, Ill., in front of Holy Name Cathedral, the seat of the Archdiocese of Chicago, following the ...

Close to 100 people were at noon Mass at Holy Name Cathedral in Chicago on Thursday. Near the end of the service, the rector announced who the pope was — an American-born from Chicago.

As Chicago’s “No Kings” protests against President Trump wound down Saturday afternoon, the celebration of Pope Leo at White Sox stadium began. Which made me wonder: Does one impact the other?

Catholic faithful attend a celebration and Mass held in honor of Pope Leo XIV at Rate Field, home of the White Sox, in ...

Dozens filled Holy Name Cathedral on Tuesday for a funeral Mass. Cardinal Blase Cupich led the mass. "Sister Rosemary, may the angels, may they take you to the eternal city and find a place of ...

On June 14, the Archdiocese of Chicago hosted a celebration of Pope Leo XIV and his White Sox fandom inside Rate Field. While the Pope himself wasn’t in attendance, the event included ...

This was earthshaking news, but we knew it was only the beginning. The pope (bottom left) with his mother and two brothers outside Holy Name Cathedral in Chicago.

An estimated one in four Illinoisans have unclaimed property held by the state treasurer's office. Among those unknowingly ...

The Archdiocese of Chicago celebrated the historic election of Chicago-born Pope Leo XIV on June 14 at Rate Field, home of the White Sox. The program included music, film, in-person testimonials ...

Pope Leo XIV delivered a video message June 14 to thousands of Catholics gathered in his hometown of Chicago, making a special appeal to young people to be “beacons” of Christ’s hope for others.