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Chicago mayor hails Pope Leo

Mayor invites Pope Leo to lead hometown mass, gives several Chicago gifts

The mayor’s office brought several Chicago-centric gifts for Pope Leo ahead of Mayor Johnson’s meeting with the Dolton native Thursday at the Vatican.

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Mayor Brandon Johnson, Chicago delegation meet with Pope Leo XIV in Rome

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Mayor Brandon Johnson meets with Pope Leo, invites him to visit Chicago

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A White Sox pope and a Cubs mayor find common ground in a private Vatican meeting

Baseball rivalry couldn’t be averted when Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson — a Cubs fan — met privately Thursday with Pope Leo XIV, a Chicago native and lifelong White Sox fan.

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‘Thanked him for his courage’: Chicago mayor hails Pope Leo as powerful ally

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Mayor Johnson invites Pope Leo to visit Chicago

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Johnson invites Pope Leo to Chicago, gifts him local gear and more | See the full list

The Chicago delegation delivered dozens of gifts highlighting the city’s sports teams, immigrant communities, faith leaders and cultural institutions.

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A full list of every gift Chicago gave Pope Leo XIV during Mayor Johnson's Vatican visit

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Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson invites Pope Leo XIV to officiate mass in Grant Park

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On Vatican trip, Mayor Johnson will laud Pope Leo for his pushback against Trump’s ‘godforsaken’ policies

Brandon Johnson will be the latest Illinoisan to get the otherwise rare chance to meet the pope, who has given private audiences to people from his hometown, including Gov. JB Pritzker, since beginning his papal ministry a year ago.

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Chicago’s baseball divide follows mayor all the way to the Vatican

ROME (AP) — Baseball rivalry couldn't be averted when Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson — a Cubs fan — met privately Thursday with Pope Leo XIV, a Chicago native and lifelong White Sox fan.

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Trump: Chicago mayor, Illinois governor should ask for help after ‘teen takeover’

President Trump said Tuesday that Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker (D) and Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson (D) should “call for help” after an 18-year-old allegedly struck five police officers with a car over Memorial Day weekend.