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During Holy Week, Pope Leo XIV and the Dalai Lama jointly condemned the use of God's name to justify war, emphasizing that religious traditions fundamentally teach love and compassion. Their powerful, unqualified appeal rejects the seductive arguments of necessity and exception that fuel conflict, urging a moral refusal of violence and a recognition of shared humanity.

Donald Trump's recent AI-generated images, including one mistaken for Jesus, sparked controversy. He clashed with Pope Leo over foreign policy and war, while also promoting diet soda for cancer prevention. Amidst concerns about his fitness for office and promises of mass pardons, Trump's actions continue to draw global attention.

President Trump sharply criticized Pope Leo XIV, labeling him "weak on crime" and "terrible for foreign policy." Trump accused the pontiff of being soft on Iran's nuclear ambitions and opposing US military actions, while the Pope had called for peace and dialogue amid global conflicts.

The Iranian embassy in Rome responded by saying the idea showed America's "moral bankruptcy" and added that Italy did not need "political privileges" to prove its football record.

If anything, this moment feels like a rare theological pullback, a reminder that the Church, for all its history of intrigue and compromise, still retains its oldest function: to define the boundaries of right and wrong when politics refuses to.

Pope Leo XIV shared a lighthearted moment with the Harlem Globetrotters at St. Peter’s Square, attempting to spin a basketball and drawing cheers from onlookers. The interaction reflected his long-standing love for the game, rooted in his Chicago upbringing. Meanwhile, the Chicago White Sox are honoring that connection with a special Pope-themed hat giveaway during their August matchup against the Cincinnati Reds, celebrating a unique bond between faith and sport.

European leaders may be uncomfortable with Trump’s Iran war, but won’t dare criticise him. For, US remains the guarantor of Western security. But European publics are increasingly losing patience with this hypocrisy, punishing those seen as close to Trump

Riley Gaines publicly questioned Donald Trump after he shared an image of himself as Jesus on Truth Social. Her reaction surprised many because she has strongly supported him in the past. Gaines called for humility and said the post was wrong. The moment stands out as a rare disagreement between the two figures.

A new controversy has erupted between Washington and the Vatican. Reports suggest Pentagon officials contacted the Pope's envoy after the Pontiff criticized global power politics. Candace Owens is demanding transparency, asking for the names of White House officials involved. The Pope had spoken out against forceful diplomacy and rising global tensions, particularly in the Middle East.

Cardinal Robert Prevost, an American missionary, has been elected as the 267th Pope, taking the name Pope Leo XIV. This marks the first time in the Catholic Church's 2,000-year history that an American has held the position. The Pope’s baptismal name was revealed after the traditional announcement of “Habemus Papam”- “We have a Pope” from the balcony of St. Peter’s Basilica.

The election of Pope Leo XIV, the first American Pope, generates interest. Ancient prophecies hint at the Catholic Church's end. Nostradamus and Saint Malachy's prophecies suggest this Pope may be the last. Interpretations link Pope Leo XIV to global upheaval. Some theories predict the world's end in 2027. The unexpected election and name choice fuel speculation.

Pope Leo XIV commemorated the 56th anniversary of the moon landing with a visit to the Vatican Observatory, reflecting on humanity's celestial exploration from a faith-based perspective. He later contacted Buzz Aldrin, sharing memories of the Apollo 11 mission and contemplating the wonders of creation. The Pope blessed Aldrin, his family, and collaborators, echoing past papal gestures towards space exploration.

US President Donald Trump celebrated Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost's election as Pope Leo XIV, the first American-born pontiff. Trump hailed it as a "great honor" for the United States, noting Vatican officials have already inquired about a potential meeting.

Robert Prevost became Pope Leo XIV, the first North American pope. He celebrated his first Mass in the Sistine Chapel. Prevost, from Chicago, was chosen as the 267th pontiff. He succeeds Pope Francis. Leo wants to continue Francis' focus on social justice. He aims for a missionary church that builds bridges.

In a historic turn, Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost of the United States has been elected as Pope Leo XIV, marking the first time an American has ascended to the papacy. The election, signaled by white smoke from the Sistine Chapel, was followed by the traditional "Habemus Papam" announcement.