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Students, alumni, family, and supporters packed the Leo Catholic High School auditorium on Monday morning for a special prayer service honoring Pope Leo XIV. The school, at 7901 S. Sangamon St ...

A South Side high school and the new pope share more than just a hometown. They share a name, too. Leo High School, an all-boys Catholic school located at 7901 South Sangamon Street in Auburn ...

Leo High School is celebrating 100 years of service on Chicago's South Side and with that, embracing America's first pontiff. As Chicagoan Robert Prevost chose to be known further as Pope Leo XIV.

Chicago high school cheers White Sox fan Pope Leo XIV — 'He's one of us' While Robert Francis Prevost didn’t attend St. Rita of Cascia High School in Ashburn, his connection to the school runs ...

Pope Leo's high school classmate says he was a natural leader 02:26. Chicago native Robert Prevost is now the first pope ever from the United States. He chose Leo XIV as his papal name.

St. Rita High School cheers Pope Leo XIV — ‘He’s one of us’ In the 1980s, he was a substitute and summer school teacher at the school for math and physics. By Kaitlin Washburn ...

Discover how Roncalli High School students learned of the election of Pope Leo XIV, the first pope from the United States. 80° Make wishtv.com your home page ...

Also read: New Pope, old tweets: Pope Leo XIV's past social media posts reveal views on US politics Meanwhile, President Donald Trump says Prevost's election is a great honor for the U.S. "I'm ...

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — The new pope spent some of his younger years attending a Catholic prep school for aspiring priests in Allegan County, local Catholic leaders say.