Visiting Pope Leo XIV’s Chicago: How the South Side Shaped America’s First Pontiff
Deep Catholic culture and the mantra ‘don’t act big’ defined the Pope’s childhood community.
Deep Catholic culture and the mantra ‘don’t act big’ defined the Pope’s childhood community.
Images broadcast on local news show “GOD IS DEAD” scrawled on an outside wall of the church in pink spray paint and another wall had “BIDEN” spray painted on it in smaller letters.
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