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For half a century, popes have condemned war in sweeping terms—war itself, not just this or that specific war....
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Rubio’s Rome visit exposes the contrast between White House fury and papal diplomacy....
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President Trump sparked the war of words with a characteristically blustery social media post blasting Leo as “WEAK on Crime” and warning that Leo “should get his act together as Pope” because he was “hurting the Catholic Church.”...
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President Donald Trump posted an unprecedented attack on Pope Leo XIV on his social media platform, Truth Social, calling the Holy Father “WEAK on crime” and captive to the “Radical Left.”...
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And so now, in a world perched precariously on the precipice of war, the question comes alive again —Can we win the Cold War again?...
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In January, a senior Vatican diplomat was summoned to a closed-door meeting at the Pentagon. There, according to reporting by The Free Press, U.S. officials sharply criticised Pope Leo XIV’s stance on foreign policy....
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In an unprecedented joint interview, the three U.S. cardinals forcefully echoed Pope Leo XIV's calls for peace and repeated his, and their own, distress about the Trump administration's anti-immigrant policies....
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The Pope is not against a president: he is against war. More precisely, he opposes the mental, spiritual, and political mechanism that renders war thinkable, acceptable, and ultimately inevitable....
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In the meantime, between remarks from cardinals and the Vatican's own newspaper, it's becoming increasingly clear that the first U.S. pope thinks the U.S. president might need to examine his conscience. ...
For half a century, popes have condemned war in sweeping terms—war itself, not just this or that specific war....
President Trump sparked the war of words with a characteristically blustery social media post blasting Leo as “WEAK on Crime” and warning that Leo “should get his act together as Pope” because he was “hurting the Catholic Church.”...
And so now, in a world perched precariously on the precipice of war, the question comes alive again —Can we win the Cold War again?...
In January, a senior Vatican diplomat was summoned to a closed-door meeting at the Pentagon. There, according to reporting by The Free Press, U.S. officials sharply criticised Pope Leo XIV’s stance on foreign policy....
In an unprecedented joint interview, the three U.S. cardinals forcefully echoed Pope Leo XIV's calls for peace and repeated his, and their own, distress about the Trump administration's anti-immigrant policies....