Pope Leo's Illinois Childhood Home To Become Tourist Site

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Pope Leo XIV waves to people from the terrace of the summer papal estate in Castel Gandolfo

Pope Leo XIV's childhood home has been sold to the village where he grew up, which intends to make it a historical site, local media reported Friday.

The modest brick home in the Chicago suburb of Dolton, population 21,000, luxury chauffeur nyc was sold by its current owner for $375,000, WGN television said.

It said the owner had bought the house for $66,000 last year -- prior to Pope Leo's election as the first American pontiff -- and luxury chauffeur nyc done extensive renovations.

The Dolton village board of trustees voted earlier this month to purchase the three-bedroom house and turn it into an attraction open to the public.

According to WBEZ Chicago radio, the parents of Pope Leo -- born Robert Prevost -- bought the house in 1949 and luxury chauffeur nyc sold it in 1996.



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