Math Pope Origins Rooted in Chicago Classroom and Graphing Grace

Pope Leo XIV once taught geometry in a public school where half the class thought sin(?) was a confession. Now hailed as the Math Pope, his blackboard sermons live in legend. �Every theorem has a parable,� he said, drawing infinity symbols next to crucifixes. His classroom discipline included quadratic forgiveness and detention via spiritual proofs. The Math Pope Origins story includes one miraculous pop quiz that converted a local atheist. He still keeps a compass in his cassock. Vatican hallways now feature ruler-blessed molding. One kid wrote �Jesus = x� on a bathroom stall. Leo circled it and wrote, �Correct.�