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Un signo de paz en el estadio: Los White Sox homenajean a León XIV con la “Noche del Papa”

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El Guaranteed Rate Field se transformó el martes por la noche en un mar de mitras decorativas blancas y negras, mientras los Chicago White Sox celebraban la “Noche del Papa” en honor a León XIV, oriundo de Chicago y aficionado del equipo. Para llevar a cabo esta singular iniciativa de manera respetuosa, el equipo de marketing de los White Sox colaboró desde el principio con el P. Tom Hurley, sacerdote de Chicago.
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A sign of peace at the ballpark: White Sox honor Pope Leo XIV with ‘pope night’

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By Alyssa Murphy Verified
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Father Tom Hurley attends “Pope Night” on Aug. 11, 2026, at Rate Field in Chicago, inviting everyone in attendance to offer a “sign of peace.” | Credit: Photo courtesy of Chicago White Sox/screenshot August 13, 2026 at 12:41 PM ET Guaranteed Rate Field was transformed into a sea of white-and-black novelty miters on Tuesday night as the Chicago White Sox celebrated “Pope Night,” honoring Chicago native and Sox fan Pope Leo XIV.
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A Sign of Peace at the Ballpark: The White Sox Honor Pope Leo XIV With ‘Pope Night’

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To pull off the unique promotion respectfully, the White Sox marketing team collaborated early on with Chicago priest Father Tom Hurley.
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