Pope Leo's childhood home in a Chicago suburb was recently listed for sale for under $250,000 -- until Thursday, that is.

Born in Chicago, the newly elected pope grew up in south suburban Dolton and attended school and church nearby on Chicago's ...

Newly elected Pope Leo XIV was born in Chicago and raised in the south suburb of Dolton, where even his old house has become a point of pilgrimage.

Thursday morning, the home where the pope grew up was on the market for $219,000. The property's owner and Realtor are now ...

After Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost was selected to become the leader of the Roman Catholic Church, offers began flooding ...

Prevost’s home – like all the homes in Dolton – was modest, working class, but not like the urban hellscape the the Blues ...

A couple dozen people walked through the open doors of the long-closed St. Mary of the Assumption parish Friday to see where ...

The newly elected pope’s modest childhood home in the Chicago suburbs has been pulled off the market after he was named head of the Catholic Church.

Whether someone is actually from Chicago is a uniquely sensitive question for its natives. We're here to break it down.

Robert Prevost, the latest — and first American — pope was raised in the Chicago area, where his childhood home was recently for sale, but the listing was pulled the day the Vatican decided ...

Father Gosbert Rwezahura said Christ Our Savior still has some members who attended Queen of Apostles and remember the new ...

A small house in Dolton, Illinois, which was Pope Leo XIV’s childhood home, is drawing attention from residents and visitors, celebrating the Pope’s election and his roots in the state ...