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Knicks’ Jalen Brunson says it’s ‘real cool’ Pope Leo XIV is a Villanova alum
After Thursday’s Conclave in the Vatican’s Sistine Chapel, the world learned that the newly elected Pope Leo XIV, formerly Cardinal Robert Prevost, graduated from Villanova University, the basketball-obsessed school just outside Philadelphia, in 1977.
It's not a new or unique thing for a pope to be a sports fan. Pope Francis was a supporter of San Lorenzo, one of the oldest ...
When Villanova University's president, the Rev. Peter Donohue, was nearing graduation as a theatre student, a future pope ...
Here is the latest as Kentucky basketball coach Mark Pope adds players from the transfer portal, loses others to exhausted ...
Jalen Brunson and Pope Leo XIV are both Chicago kids who attended Villanova, so it only makes sense that the new Pope watches ...
The election of a new pope is always a massive world news event, and Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost being elected as the first American pope — he'll go by Pope Leo XIV — is even more newsworthy. But ...
"It's something that I think is enormously beneficial to our university and something we're immensely proud of." ...
Then, the Chicago Sun-Times obtained a photo of the future Pope Leo XIV at the 2005 World Series between the White Sox and the Houston Astros. And now, even better—he made the Fox broadcast as he ...
Pope Leo XIV has been declared as a supporter of Serie A side Roma by his friend and colleague Giuseppe Pagano, Prior of the ...
If you'd let Knicks fans tell it, because Pope Leo graduated from Villanova in 1977, it's officially their year. Jalen ...
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