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Trump denies posting image of himself as pope, laughing off critics
Washington • President Donald Trump said Monday that he “had nothing to do with” a depiction of himself as the pope that was shared on his and White House social media accounts over the weekend, distancing himself from the apparently artificial intelligence-generated image that has agitated Catholics.
Potential successors come from all over the world and range from moderate to deeply conservative on LGBTQ+ issues.
As the College of Cardinals prepare to vote on a new pope this week, conservative U.S. Catholics are trying to woo them with ...
After joking to reporters outside the White House Wednesday, April 30 that he'd like to be the next pope, President Donald ...
In Detroit, traditionalist Catholics were bracing for a crackdown. The promise of change in Rome offers them a sliver of hope ...
President Donald Trump‘s second-favorite pick for the papacy has slammed the president for a social media stunt decried by ...
Gibson, of Fordham, said another factor that might throw off the traditional resistance to an American pope is the election ...
As cardinals gather in Rome this week to select the next pope, global news networks covering every twist and turn will be ...
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