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New Pope previously shared criticism of Trump administration on social media

  • Pope Leo XIV, elected on Thursday as the first American leader of the Catholic Church, has a history of sharing criticisms of the Trump administration on social media.
  • His social media activity, dating back nearly a decade, includes reposting articles critical of President Trump and Vice President JD Vance, who is a high-profile Catholic convert.
  • Leo XIV shared content challenging Vance's views on immigration and Christian obligations, notably reposting a Jesuit publication titled 'Pope Francis' letter, JD Vance's 'ordo amoris' and what the Gospel asks of all of us on immigration.'
  • His final post before ascending to the papacy shared a church chronicler's article condemning the unjust deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia and included a quote from Salvadoran Bishop Evelio Menjivar urging reflection on the pain caused, questioning whether the suffering is being noticed and if one's conscience is troubled.
  • Leo XIV’s election and critical online presence suggest potential political intersections in his papacy, as seen in reactions from U.S. Catholic leaders, who forecast millions will pray for his work amid ongoing immigration debates.
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The New Republic broke the news in on Thursday, May 8, 2025.
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