New Pope previously shared criticism of Trump administration on social media
- Pope Leo XIV, born Robert Prevost, was elected on Thursday, raising questions about his political views.
- Pope Leo XIV has criticized the Trump administration's immigration stance, similar to Pope Francis.
- He is perceived as a silent reformer, continuing the initiatives of Pope Francis.
- Before his election, he expressed his views on President Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance on X.
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New pope's social media posts suggest disagreement with the Trump administration
Cardinal Robert Prevost, now Pope Leo XIV, has occasionally weighed in on issues of faith and politics — including reposts of items taking issue with Trump administration actions.
Leon XIV, a citizen of the world, is part of the public debate in the United States
The election of Robert Francis Prevost, who did not respond to the taste of the MAGA world, was greeted at a minimum by the President of the United States. If the 267th pope made sure that he did not appear as a representative of the American Catholic Church, he could scratch the Trump administration on his hostility to refugees.
It is not conservative! Well, it is not ‘ultra’ conservative
Robert Francis Prevost, elected Pope under the name of Leo XIV, already caused a stir in networks. They quickly highlighted five dimensions: his ambiguous nationality, a latent enmity with Trump, his conservatism in matters of sexual morality, the continuity of various ideas of Francis and his possible cover-up in the case of sexual abuse in Chiclayo, where he was bishop of Peruvian territory. Gringo, but not gringo. No TrumpistFrom the candidac…
Pope Leo XIV echoed Francis’s opposition to Vance’s immigration stance in tweets
The new American pope, Pope Leo XIV, has echoed his predecessor, Pope Francis, in largely opposing the Trump administration’s stance on immigration. Several social media posts shared by the new pope detail his opposition to some of the Trump administration’s…
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