Art and activism in San Diego echo Pope Francis’ teaching on borders
- Italian Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re delivered a homily at Pope Francis's funeral on April 26, 2025, in Vatican City.
- This event followed years of public criticism exchanged between Pope Francis and Donald Trump regarding immigration policy.
- Hundreds of world leaders, including US President Donald Trump, attended the open-air service in St. Peter's Square.
- Cardinal Re repeated Pope Francis's exhortation, "Build bridges, not walls."
- The sermon's message echoed the late Pope's themes and carried political significance for attendees.
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Art and activism in San Diego echo Pope Francis’ teaching on borders
Asylum-seekers reach out from the border fence near San Diego in May 2023. (File photo by Chris Stone/Times of San Diego) The world grieves the loss of Pope Francis as he was buried in Rome on Saturday, with President Trump in attendance at his funeral. The pontiff often criticized Trump’s border policy, while advocating on behalf of those displaced by persecution, poverty, and political violence. In response to Trump’s rhetoric in 2016, Pope Fr…
Cardinal Appears To Call Out Trump In Front Of Millions While Delivering Homily At Pope's Funeral
It was a funeral watched by millions. People came to say goodbye to Pope Francis. However, it turned into something bigger and more embarrassing for Donald Trump. Trump got a front-row seat at the funeral in St. Peter’s Square. He sat there with many world leaders. France’s President Emmanuel Macron, Britain’s Prime Minister Keir Starmer, and Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky talked with him. They pushed Trump to meet with Zelensky about th…
250,000 people, including some 50 political leaders, attended the funeral of the pontiff in Rome on Saturday 26 April. Cardinal Re's homely statement emphasized his commitment to migrants.
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