Pope Leo XIV made a surprise appearance at a rave outside of St. Elisabeth Cathedral, celebrating Archbishop Bernard Bober’s birthday. The DJ for the night was also a Catholic Priest, and the entire ordeal has gone viral on social media platforms. This is something never seen before and has excited nerizens from all around the world.
Pope Leo XIV makes virtual appearance during rave party
In a shocking yet exciting event, Robert Francis Prevost, officially dubbed Pope Leo XIV, appeared at a rave in celebration of Archbishop Bernard Bober’s birthday outside of St. Elisabeth Cathedral. The first American to hold the office, Pope Leo XIV, has already made quite a few waves on social media before. His combination of faith and popular culture appears to have built a huge fanbase.
The Pope made a virtual appearance at a rave outside of St. Elisabeth’s Cathedral, a 14th-century structure located in Košice, Slovakia. He went on to inaugurate the gathering with an inspiring message that ended with “Amen” as the beat dropped. The footage of this moment has been circulating on social media platforms.
Given the nature of the event, this has also seen a surge of fan reactions, with some even linking the Pope’s Chicago roots to the origin of House Music. A post by @djloversclub on Instagram saw many such responses. The post read, “To celebrate the Archbishop’s 75th birthday, Pope Leo brought in @padre.guilherme to throw a rave outside of St. Elisabeth Cathedral ❤️” Many users commented on the post.
“The Pope is from Chicago! Where House music was born. Yeeezzz electronic music we come!!!,” one user wrote, while another wrote, “When EDM & the Holy Spirit touch your soul.” Yet another user commented, “This is the most Chicagoan thing ever!”
Netizens seem to have enjoyed this a lot.
