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Pope Leo says he does not fear Trump after attack over Iran peace appeal

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Pope Leo says he does not fear Trump after attack over Iran peace appeal
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Pope Leo says he does not fear Trump after attack over Iran peace appeal
Leo, ​who last year became the first US-born pope, has emerged as an outspoken critic of the US-Israeli ⁠war on Iran.
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Admirable-Drama-432 Apr 14, 2026 +1015
Wild timeline where the Pope is basically saying I’ll keep talking about peace no matter what and Trump responds like it’s a personal attack. One is talking about ending war, the other is arguing about who’s right. That contrast says everything.
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cooliosteve Apr 14, 2026 +39
I don't know in what world the pope is expected to be tough on crime and which criminals he is expected to be tough on. Sometimes they are so stupid I struggle to even understand the rationale
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No_Elderberry_4712 Apr 14, 2026 +21
As a Catholic, I could not be more proud of my Pope Leo.🙏
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GardeniaFrangipani Apr 14, 2026 +8
As a nonCatholic, I’m with you.
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OhDivineBussy Apr 14, 2026 +197
I grew up Lutheran, which is a great way to learn about the horrors of the Catholic Church and its history, and while I haven’t been a Christian for a long time I still vehemently dislike the Catholic Church and the papacy. Pope Leo goes hard as f***.
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Admirable-Drama-432 Apr 14, 2026 +216
> I grew up Lutheran, which is a great way to learn about the horrors of the Catholic Church and its history, and while I haven’t been a Christian for a long time I still vehemently dislike the Catholic Church and the papacy. > > Pope Leo goes hard as f***. Honestly, you don’t even have to like the Catholic Church to admit this goes hard. Pope Leo basically getting attacked and still sticking to ‘yeah I’m gonna keep talking about peace’ is just rare energy.
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Cabbages24ADollar Apr 14, 2026 +60
Especially in the Christian world. And nonexistent if your Evangelical
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mritoday Apr 14, 2026 +106
It's really not unusual for a pope. 'Stop killing each other, help the poor' is pretty standard.
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pepperino132 Apr 14, 2026 +9
True but I wonder if other popes would be too nervous about being accused of interfering in politics. I don't know if they would or not, but either way, Leo saying no peace is not political I'll keep talking is very commendable IMO.
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subnautus Apr 14, 2026 +13
Francis was critical of Trump's rhetoric, Jean-Paul promoted peace pretty much at every turn, and if Benedict wasn't up to his t*** mismanaging sexual abuse scandals all the time, I'm confident he would have, too. The pope's main job is to try to keep faith relevant in modern life. Jesus preached peace and taking care of one another, so it shouldn't be surprising to see popes constantly trying to push that theme back to the forefront. That said, it's not surprising that Leo would have things to say about American politics. He's an American himself, after all.
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clementine1864 Apr 14, 2026 +80
I don't even consider evangelicals to be christian, .If you don't believe in the teachings of Jesus and call him"woke" ,then you are not a believer ,I don't know what they are
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CharcoalGreyWolf Apr 14, 2026 +18
Christian Nationalists, generally. If country (or money) becomes as important as Christ, you’re not doing it right. No matter the denomination.
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etham Apr 14, 2026 +5
We might even call them...heretics.
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IntermittentCaribu Apr 14, 2026 +18
The original evangelical-lutheran christians are probably the most christian christians ever tho. Then the US touched it and it turned to shit like everything.
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vaporwaverhere Apr 14, 2026 -50
Pope Leo is a leader of an organization that defends rapists.
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BaitmasterG Apr 14, 2026 +40
And trump is a convicted rapist, so why's the pope not defending him?
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redyellowblue5031 Apr 14, 2026 +9
If Trump hadn’t made it clear, he’s barely a fair weather kind of religious person.
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Galaghan Apr 14, 2026 +15
And Trump isn't a real leader but he is a real rapist. Sorry, what was your point?
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vaporwaverhere Apr 14, 2026 -29
Can you prove that on court? If not, you’re full of shit
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Galaghan Apr 14, 2026 +14
E. Jean Carroll is the first example I can think of. And yes that has been to court. If that doesn't count, give it a bit of time. There will be more convictions soon, don't worry about it.
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vaporwaverhere Apr 14, 2026 -26
Yeah a woman that mysteriously doesn’t denounce him to put him behind bars, only to take his money. I wonder why.
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CuteLingonberry9704 Apr 14, 2026 +12
Its called statute of limitations.
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vaporwaverhere Apr 14, 2026 -2
Then why didn’t she report him earlier?
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Galaghan Apr 14, 2026 +9
Keep moving those goalposts, sure. Btw I'm still waiting on the point you were trying to make.
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SomeGalNamedAshley Apr 14, 2026 +54
Pope Leo was picked to be the best counter for what may be the Antichrist. It's hard to go harder than that.
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eypandabear Apr 14, 2026 +62
> I grew up Lutheran, which is a great way to learn about the horrors of the Catholic Church and its history [..] To be fair, most of the horrors the Catholic Church is known for were perpetrated in at least equal measure by Protestants. Witch hunts, for example, are wrongly associated with the Middle Ages but they only really took off in the early modern era after the Reformation (then by both Catholics and Protestants).
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Reddvox Apr 14, 2026 +35
And the actual church hated that c*** and usually you were better off if the Vatican sent experts as you could expect a more serious and professional trial...in contrast to just some local dudes WANTING to find witches... Spanish inqiusition was a bit different though...as one might ... expect...haha...uh...
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ffsudjat Apr 14, 2026 +13
I did not expect the last. Nobody did.
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lebennaia Apr 14, 2026 +13
Though the Spanish Inquistion did not believe in witches. They investigated, and decided it was all just superstition. It was heretics, Jews and Muslims that they were interested in.
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GrandRub Apr 14, 2026 +13
yeah people get it wrong all the time - for most of the middle ages the church was like "god doesnt care about witches.. its just a minor thing some crazy people do in the woods.
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CharcoalGreyWolf Apr 14, 2026 +9
“For all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God” is probably the most accurate passage of Scripture I know. Because it’s not about a denomination, it’s about everyone. The first step towards genuine faith is understanding that it doesn’t make one better than others; rather, it’s acknowledging one’s sinfulness as a human being.
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ankokudaishogun Apr 14, 2026 +57
> I grew up Lutheran, which is a great way to learn about the horrors of the Catholic Church and its history Catholic Church history is full of horrible shit, but if your source is growing *protestant* then you might be a *bit* biased. But I'm sure you already took that in consideration and went learning about the history from more neutral sources.
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Born_ina_snowbank Apr 14, 2026 +4
Ex catholic here, I like this guy.
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Menown Apr 14, 2026 +1
A lion stands tall amidst a pack of wolves.
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Thesleek Apr 14, 2026 +1
Pope seems to be respeccing off Holy into something else
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Dauntless_Idiot Apr 14, 2026 +271
Imagine if the first American pope causes the first American antipope!
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Cabbages24ADollar Apr 14, 2026 +74
Trump is drooling on a King Henry the Viii scenario
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sylva748 Apr 14, 2026 +46
The difference is the UK was predominantly Catholic abd cared about what the Pope said. The Church of England happened because the King wanted a divorce during the time when Catholicism didn't allow it. The US is predominantly Christian but it is not Catholic. It is mostly various shades of Protestantism. They dont care about the Papacy to begin with. Its not the same situation. This isnt some predominantly Catholic nation like Ireland, Spain, or Italy pulling a Church of England. All it would do is reinforce the lunacy of the Evangelicals in the US. A hypothetical "Church of Trump" or "Church of Truth" should be treated as a religious extremist group. Much like ISIS is to Islam as an example. Because that's all it would be. Its a group of Protestants saying "f*** the pope" and going more extreme. When saying "f*** the pope" was the core issue of the Protestant Reforms started by Martin Luther to begin with.
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jovin49 Apr 14, 2026 +8
Weren't a lot of Amerucan Catholics vocally unhappy with this pope and the last one because they viewed them as too progressive? I wouldn't put it past them to do an Anglican style split.
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Cabbages24ADollar Apr 14, 2026 +6
The focus to me is really on Trump throwing a fit like King Henry and not on this being a Catholic country.
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MelpomeneAndCalliope Apr 14, 2026 +2
My friend had a whole theory worked out when really stoned a few weeks ago how Trump is the reincarnation of Henry VIII. It made a lot sense (to someone really stoned).
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SYLOH Apr 15, 2026 +1
There's been several American Antipopes already. EG [Francis Schuckardt ](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francis_Schuckardt) who was part of the Sedevacantism movement after a bunch of people got butt hurt over the Second Vatican Council in the early 1960s.
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Dauntless_Idiot Apr 15, 2026 +1
Interesting, I thought there hadn't been any Antipopes since the 15th century. Perhaps its because they considered minor ones.
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Plane_Discipline_198 Apr 14, 2026 +141
First American Pope and the president goes to war with him. Crazy and sad times we live in.
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SomeGalNamedAshley Apr 14, 2026 +79
Antichrist's gonna Antichrist.
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VagrantShadow Apr 14, 2026 +25
He is sitting there smiling as all of his followers have his maga brand hat, shirts, stickers, and tattoos. His personal mark of the beast.
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TeaAndLifting Apr 14, 2026 +6
I remember people saying that he could be the Antichrist during his first term, and blew it off because how much could he do? Now looking back on this second term, f*** me. If I was religious, he'd definitely be a good candidate for it, and it becomes more and more apparent by the day. Especially with how he's expandedd the cult, plastering his name everywhere, etc.
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Dairunt Apr 14, 2026
As a presbiterian I didn't like Catholics that much. This pope and the previous one have exceeded my expectations. It's nice to see there are actual brothers in Christ speaking against injustice for a change.
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Marco_lini Apr 14, 2026 +2
In other times there would already been a monumental event welcoming him in Boston, NY or Washington. Now it‘s a full on beef with one side clearly immersed in stupidyy
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exciting_one2005 Apr 14, 2026 +92
Careful Pope! Trump might just attack Vatican City!
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tormentnexus Apr 14, 2026 +78
Or send JD Vance to shake his hand.
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firthy Apr 14, 2026 +17
Then he can have the Handshake Final Showdown with Llz Truss - killer of the near immortal Queen Elizabeth, to become the undisputed champion.
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lebennaia Apr 15, 2026 +2
Who knows if HM is finally gone? She had both Odin and Vlad Dracula in her family tree, so she might be just resting for a bit...
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dodadoler Apr 14, 2026 +13
He did kill the last pope
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PolarWater Apr 14, 2026 +34
That's what JD stands for after all. Justkilled Dapope
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Tough_Representative Apr 14, 2026 +34
Only a matter of time until The Vatican is on the verge of acquiring a nuclear weapon...
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Wavecrest667 Apr 14, 2026 +17
The Holy Intercontinental Ballistic Missile of Antioch.
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Zealousideal_Cup4896 Apr 14, 2026 +6
Three shall be the number thou shall count and the number of the counting shall be three!
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exciting_one2005 Apr 14, 2026 +2
Make The Crusades Great Again!!!
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kai229 Apr 14, 2026 +2
Can't believe worms predicted the Holy Hand Grenade
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nickyboay Apr 14, 2026 +1
Every Catholic church has hundreds of Roman Missals
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Settra_Rulez Apr 14, 2026 +17
Luckily the Vatican is connected by a causeway to the Castel Sant'Angelo, a fortress created out of the mausoleum of Emperor Hadrian. Of course, the Pope would have to clear out the museum staff that now run the place. But Leo could run across the little causeway and bring some supplies to endure a siege against US attack. Hasn’t happened since the Holy Roman Empire attacked in the 1500s, but who knows how things will go in these times.
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Appropriate-Joke-806 Apr 14, 2026 +3
It’s a nice brisk walk to get to the fortress, not sure he’d need to run.
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clarkrd Apr 14, 2026 +10
He could just pop down to the catacombs and hide around tombs. The Swiss Guard could go all Vietcong and set up spider traps. Leo would have miles of shelf space to hide.
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GrandRub Apr 14, 2026 +9
a movie i would watch.
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serpiccio Apr 14, 2026 +4
somebody should pitch this to netflix as a mini serie, I'd watch it lol
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SomeGalNamedAshley Apr 14, 2026 +1
Don't threaten them with a good time.
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dodadoler Apr 14, 2026 +8
Tariff the prayers
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GriffinFlash Apr 14, 2026 +1
Importing prayers from heaven? Tariffs!
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GriffinFlash Apr 14, 2026 +4
wait till he finds out about the Vatican gold. He would "liberate" the city so fast.
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Ingr1d Apr 14, 2026 +1
He did attack Venezuela for its gold. You know what other place has a lot of gold?
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tedsmitts Apr 14, 2026 +1
Mr. President, it is time to take El Dorado.
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HunterDude54 Apr 14, 2026
Nah! It would be a blockade. /s
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Ok-Aspect62 Apr 14, 2026 +30
It’s less about fear and more about influence. Moral authority doesn’t operate on the same terms as political power.
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Thrillog Apr 14, 2026 +2
...which usually is the right way to do things, but even god himself could not foresee the descent of orange plague of incompetence.
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[deleted] Apr 14, 2026 +1
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supercali45 Apr 14, 2026 +104
JD the Catholic is picking a Pedo Felon over the Pope ….
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Utegenthal Apr 14, 2026 +41
I saw a few months ago a documentary about Vance where among others they interviewed the guy who helped him convert to catholicism. They spoke about that infamous meeting with the late Pope Franciscus where Vance and the pope apparently had a quite heated discussion (and the Franciscus died right after lol). That catholic friend of Vance proceeded to explain that he had discussed this debate Vance and the pope had with mutliple theologians and they all agreed Vance was right. These people think they know and understand the catholic religion better than the freaking pope. That's how nuts they are.
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Lyciana Apr 14, 2026 +27
I'm not catholic, so correct me if I'm wrong. But isn't the pope by definition the final arbiter on interpretation of the catholic faith? As in, what he says about catholic religion is correct because he said it.
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SomeGalNamedAshley Apr 14, 2026 +27
He is literally the leader and envoy caretaker in place of Jesus. The Pope is considered the "Vicar of Christ," acting as the visible leader, representative of Christ, and earthly shepherd of the Catholic Church in place of Jesus. He is regarded as St. Peter's successor, charged with leading the Church on earth, though Jesus remains the supreme head over the entire apparatus. The biggest contention between Catholics and Protestants or Catholics and Eastern Orthodox or Catholics and other Catholics (Catholics, they ruined Catholicism!!!) is over if the Pope can be in that position and effectively speak on Jesus' behalf. Over the centuries there have been very different interpretations of how to perform that role running the range of straight up power-hungry God complex down to Pope Francis being asked about gay people and responding with "who am I to judge?"
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ankokudaishogun Apr 14, 2026 +13
Yes except no. He *can act* as Final Arbiter and when he does it all Catholic are bound to believe his word in matters of faith and morals. That normally applies to parts of Ecumenical Councils and the extremely rare cases where he speaks ex-cathedra. He usually *does not*. Which means he's still the highest religious authority of Catholicism. You are supposed to follow his lead on matters of faith and morals. You are free to have doubts, mind you, but not to deny the Pope's words outside the proper channels. Read: if you aren't an ultra-accredited theologian who can actually write a 300 pages thesis on why the Pope might be wrong about using a slash instead of a backslash(and back it up with as many pages of references) then shut up.
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Utegenthal Apr 14, 2026 +6
Not a catholic myself either but that's also my understanding, yes
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ieatthosedownvotes Apr 14, 2026 +3
Yes, He is considered to be the Vicar of Christ. (Vicar is from the Latin word _vicarius_ which means substitute.)
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vaporwaverhere Apr 14, 2026 -12
Even an idiot understands better this religion than that Argentinan pope
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Ntroepy Apr 14, 2026 +55
To be fair, a majority of American Catholics voted for Trump and support Trump over the pope. And their support was crucial to Trump’s victory.
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roastedsun Apr 14, 2026 +18
Cognitive dissonance must be going real hard right now
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Ntroepy Apr 14, 2026 +10
That can be said of both Catholics and evangelicals, although evangelicals have been practicing it much longer. At least the Catholic Church has tried to be consistent, whereas evangelicals are built on a foundation of hate.
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wegwerferie Apr 14, 2026 +11
I think a good chunk of the American Republican Catholic vote is: 1.) Abortion 2.) Miami cubans who really, really, really, really hate cuba
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Sweet-Sale-7303 Apr 14, 2026 +5
Not all Catholics. MY father is a pretty religious catholic and hates Trump. Voted democrat last election.
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ieatthosedownvotes Apr 14, 2026 +3
Both JFK and Biden (The only Catholic presidents) were (D).
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tarhuntah Apr 14, 2026 +3
Do you have a source for this? Most I grew up with were Democrats
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vincentkun Apr 14, 2026 +4
It's available on a simple google search. Catholic support for Trump only last month dropped to 48%...
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Sweet-Sale-7303 Apr 14, 2026 +1
Most catholics I know usually vote republican locally and Democrat Nationally.
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Murray38 Apr 14, 2026 +1
You make it sound like a not insignificant portion of Catholics aren’t about to do the same.
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momalloyd Apr 14, 2026 +12
Plus, obtaining sainthood because you got martyred by the Antichrist is about the only and best promotion a pope can get.
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tupe12 Apr 14, 2026 +33
The next US president is going to have to do a lot of apologizing
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Groentekroket Apr 14, 2026 +49
It’s too late to apologize. The system is allowing this kind of madness. The trust in the USA is gone and won’t come back for many allies unless there are big changes in the system to prevent this happening again 
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SoulRebel726 Apr 14, 2026 +13
Yup. I don't understand how the rest of the world can ever put an ounce of trust in the US ever again if we're so liable to elect an unhinged whack job every four years.
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xenoph Apr 14, 2026 +9
And the thing is, you did it twice. Sorry to say but this term hurt your influence in the world especially badly.
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SoulRebel726 Apr 14, 2026 +5
Don't apologize, you're correct. I could see the international community giving us a pass if this were a one-off. But yeah, we put that a****** back in power a second time, knowing all that we know about him. I don't expect the rest of the world to let this slide, and I certainly don't blame them.
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Secret-Map4671 Apr 15, 2026 +1
German here. I honestly don't think this is going to be permanent. Our country was rebuilt and allowed to play with the big boys again after the Third Reich's fall, especially because you helped us out (And the Third Reich was still several magnitudes worse than whatever Trump does at the moment). As soon as you've got your MAGA thing sorted out over there, I'm pretty sure we'd like to have you around again.
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GriffinFlash Apr 14, 2026 +19
oh boy are they ever. Apologize to the middle east, allies, NATO, South America, it's own citizen after the ICE fiasco, the global economy, the penguin island, basically the entire world, and heck, I feel like there's still a lot I'm forgetting.
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Spiritual-Matters Apr 14, 2026 +8
“tHe WeAk DeMoCrAt ApOloGy ToUr! ReMeMbEr WhEn We WeRe a StRoNg, PrOuD, GoD FeAriNg CoUnTry?” -FOX
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lostproton Apr 14, 2026 +9
A man lost in delusions of grandeur and showing clear signs of senility is attacking a moral authority that stands beyond his reach. In doing so, he is sending himself and his country into a downward spiral with no brakes to hold them back.
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Luka_Dunks_on_Bums Apr 14, 2026 +11
The man is from the south side of Chicago, Trump is never going to scare him
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ieatthosedownvotes Apr 14, 2026 +1
That part.
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Farrudar Apr 14, 2026 +8
Wait that’s the Pope?! I thought he was just some doctor.
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TellMotor3809 Apr 14, 2026 +7
Should be JD that he fears
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JapioF Apr 14, 2026 +13
He's right. Vance is the one to fear. If he wants to meet, maybe decline...
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ABoutDeSouffle Apr 14, 2026 +4
If he has to point out that he isn't afraid of the president of the USA, that means there have been voiced some massive threats. Scary times when not even the pope is off-limits.
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deft-jumper01 Apr 14, 2026 +4
Get these two in the octagon!! The white house UFC card
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TlkShowHost Apr 14, 2026 +6
He would be badass if he just excommunicated the orange POS.
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Accurate_Neat_355 Apr 14, 2026 +10
JD Vance specifically who fancies himself a Catholic
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Front_Promise_5991 Apr 14, 2026 +3
the Americans are so proud that even can jump against the Pope. Well this didn't end well for a few emperors .
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serpiccio Apr 14, 2026 +3
theoretically, what would happen if trump decides to invade the vatican ?
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lebennaia Apr 14, 2026 +7
Italy would have quite a lot to say about it, as would the EU and the rest of NATO. The traditional policy for popes in such circumstances is to leg it down the secret passage to the fortress of Castel Sant'Angelo (formerly the Mausoleum of Hadrian) with their troops. The castle is now a museum, but it's still very defensible.
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kai229 Apr 14, 2026 +3
It's a fun scenario to entertain because it would probably be one of the biggest shitshows in modern history. Not only would the US lose support of 99% of every Catholic ever but it would automatically canonize the Pope if he died during it, would very likely strengthen Catholicism's "soft power" (I don't like the IR concept but it gets the semantic job done) and honestly it would probably galvanize the vast majority of the Catholic West + Orthodox East against the US. While the Slavs don't follow the Pope, the Patriarch system that each one of them follows would likely feel threatened to all hell by the operation.
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Necropolis750 Apr 14, 2026 +3
The Swiss Guard is gonna whoop his Cheeto-crusted ass so hard that it'll make the Spanish Inquisition feel like a day at the Roman baths.
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kerrvilledasher Apr 14, 2026 +2
Trump done gone and pissed off the Pope!!!
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prince-pauper Apr 14, 2026 +2
#Don’t fear the creeper
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DurrMerGurd Apr 14, 2026 +1
Chicago guy not afraid of Florida man. Tracks, no one from Chicago would fear a Floridian ever
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Dbag85 Apr 14, 2026 +1
What is Trump going to do about it!?
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Ignore_User_Name Apr 14, 2026 +1
666% tariff on the Vatican It's ok. US has American Jesus Trump
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Lower_Ad_1317 Apr 14, 2026 +2
Pope: I speak for a billion and a half catholics *and* I have the backing of the Catholic Church. Do you know how much money and wealth I have at my disposal?! ~~B****.~~
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rithrawr Apr 14, 2026 +1
I don't know what the Pope is talking about. Trump got the peace prize... from Fifa. lol.
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Certain_Librarian373 Apr 14, 2026 +2
Neither do the Iranians fear Trump. Atta boy Leo
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More_Finger6544 Apr 14, 2026 +2
The man who has been literally demanding the Nobel Peace Prize attacks the person who makes a literal peace speech in the middle of a war. What even is this timeline?!
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Potential_Salt_5780 Apr 14, 2026 +1
Orange moron says outrageous things. Just ignore the dumbass.
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Mayor_of_Voodoo Apr 14, 2026 +1
The Pope should unilaterally excommunicate him.
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Particular-Way-3805 Apr 14, 2026 +1
He’s a Chicagoan what you expect
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Sufficient_Topic1589 Apr 14, 2026 +1
Cos he has to fear JD Vance as the reason the last pope passed 🙃
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Papervolcano Apr 14, 2026 +1
How long before Trump taco-converts to Catholicism?
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shamanphenix Apr 14, 2026 +1
Hey americans: there's no oil in Vatican.
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This_Way_Comes Apr 14, 2026 +1
Surprising feud we got here
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tuta_user Apr 14, 2026 +1
Not concerned he'll be taken out by a B2?
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Superest22 Apr 14, 2026 +2
Would love to know how those Deep South republicans would respond to this. Shame they can’t read.
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whizbangapps Apr 14, 2026 +1
Why would anyone fear a pedophile
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lebennaia Apr 14, 2026 +2
Children, and their parents, would.
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DefinitelyIncorrect Apr 15, 2026 +1
I see he's wearing his doctor robes.
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skibbin Apr 14, 2026 +1
Someone's getting their Global Entry revoked
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dodadoler Apr 14, 2026 +3
Someone is getting excommunicated
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Cutsdeep- Apr 14, 2026 +4
someone is getting their pearly gates entry revoked
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Feuertotem Apr 14, 2026 +1
Popes have dealt with many insane people in power from start and are still here. Not supporting them, just stating a fact.
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redditknees Apr 14, 2026 +1
None of us should. It’s time to pull the wool over and launch the b****** into the sun.
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Bennely Apr 14, 2026
The Pope is meant to be the human embodiment of God on Earth. He has no fear of anything but God himself.
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zetarn Apr 14, 2026
If current Pope decide to excommunicated Trump. It would be funny and a very rare excommunication since after ww1
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TheDWGM Apr 14, 2026 +5
He is not Catholic, he cannot be excommunicated. JD on the other hand...
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KlausSlade Apr 14, 2026
Now Napoleon on the other hand.
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commentman10 Apr 14, 2026 -1
Its the sensitive misheard bully situation. "Hey lets have peace between us" "Trump: what chu say about my momma?? Cash it outside how bout dat!"
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Debt101 Apr 14, 2026 -1
he's a little old for Trump.
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problyurdad_ Apr 14, 2026 -1
Trump is going to bomb the Vatican isn’t he
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PloppyTheSpaceship Apr 14, 2026 -1
Well yes. It'd be a step too far to fear the President because you think he'll take action on what he said about your opinions... wouldn't it?
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410LaxMD Apr 14, 2026 -2
Templar Knights gotta get to work.
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Avocadonot Apr 14, 2026 -2
He should.
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victorspoilz Apr 14, 2026 -32
Saying you’re not scared of someone always means you’re scared.
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DingDangandChill Apr 14, 2026 +19
Maybe if you’re an eight year old.
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