Pope Leo’s Childhood Home Goes on Sale at $250,000 Starting Bid

Bloomberg News

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Leo XIV is the first American pontiff who spent his childhood in a working-class suburb
Gulf News
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They feature about 10 rooms, including a bedroom, private library and study, dining room, kitchen and chapel.
The Gazette
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The humble abode, located in the suburb of Dolton, was taken off the market after Cardinal Robert Prevost's election last week, but as per the Zillow listing, the childhood home of Pope Leo XIV is up for sale once again - presumably in a bid to cash in on his election.
Daily Mail
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But Pope Leo XIV once lived in this modest house in a suburb of Chicago, and now it’s hitting the auction block.
The New York Times

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