Overview
- A pre-recorded address from Pope Leo XIV will play on the stadium’s jumbotron, targeting young people around the world with themes of faith and community
- Chicago-area Cardinal Blase Cupich will preside over a 4 p.m. Mass that organizers say underscores the pope’s efforts to appear relatable and engage diverse audiences
- A mural unveiled May 19 near Section 140 commemorates Leo’s presence at the White Sox’s 2005 World Series win and cements his identity as a lifelong fan
- This week, the pontiff donned a White Sox cap during a blessing in St. Peter’s Square, reinforcing his connection to his hometown and its baseball team
- Tickets for the $5 event are available through Ticketmaster for the 40,000-seat stadium, which will feature prayer booths and life-sized cutouts for fan selfies