Good morning, Chicago. On Thursday, Robert Francis Prevost was elected pope and now leads the 1.4 billion-strong Catholic Church. In the days since, we’ve spoken with family, ...

In the days following Robert Prevost’s election as Pope Leo XIV, the world sought to understand this relatively unknown man.

Places where Robert Francis Prevost may have spent childhood in, around Dolton is mostly now photographs and memories.

Between a crosstown baseball rivalry for papal support, billboards, church services and many memes, the Chicago roots of Robert Prevost haven’t been lost on much of the city and surrounding area.

Pope Leo was born Robert Francis Prevost in Chicago on September 14, 1955. He's seen here on the left with his mother, Mildred, and his brothers John and Louis. Courtesy John Prevost.

Formerly known as Robert Francis Prevost, the Chicago native was selected by the papal conclave on May 8 after two days, elected by the College of Cardinals to succeed Pope Francis, who died on ...

CHICAGO — Bells pealed and joy erupted in Holy Name Cathedral when hometown cleric Robert Francis Prevost was elected pope, but by Friday the city’s Catholics were more contemplative ...

Robert Prevost, the Chicago-born missionary who spent his career ministering in Peru and took over the Vatican’s powerful office of bishops, was elected the first pope from the United States ...

Leo was born Robert Francis Prevost in 1955 at Mercy Hospital, about 3 miles south of the city’s iconic downtown Loop area. He grew up in Dolton, just south of Chicago.

Once loyal Chicagoans got over the double shock of hearing that a local native, Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, was elected the 267th pope, some critically important, familiar questions came up ...

It’s a Pope-apalooza in Chicago. On May 8, Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost was elected pope — the first American pope in the 2,000-year history of the Catholic Church, taking the name Pope Leo ...

We now have an American pope in Robert Francis Prevost (“Chicago pope,” May 9). Prevost hails from the South Side of Chicago, choosing the name Leo XIV for his pontificate.