On September 20, 2014, Bishop Blase Cupich from Spokane, Washington was introduced as the new archbishop designate for Chicago. The announcement took place at a news conference held at the Archbishop Quigley Center.
Cardinal Francis George presented Bishop Cupich to the media. This event marked a significant moment for the Chicago archdiocese as Bishop Cupich was set to succeed Cardinal George.
The news was reported in the Chicago Tribune archives, highlighting its importance in the region’s religious community.
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