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President Donald Trump stirred controversy late Sunday after sharing an image on social media portraying himself as a Christlike figure healing a man—just hours after launching a sharp attack on Pope Leo XIV. In an earlier post, Trump criticized the pope’s leadership, calling him “very liberal” and accusing him of failing to do “a very good job.” He also suggested the pontiff should stop aligning with what he described as the “Radical Left.” Speaking to reporters after arriving in Washington aboard Air Force One, Trump doubled down, saying he was “not a fan” of the pope. The comments followed recent statements from Pope Leo, who has condemned U.S. military actions in places such as Venezuela and Iran. In a social media message days earlier, the pope emphasized a message of peace, writing that war cannot bring freedom and urging dialogue over violence. Trump responded forcefully online, defending his policies and rejecting the pope’s criticism. He argued that U.S. actions were necessary and said he did not want a pope who opposes them or publicly criticizes the American president. He also claimed Leo’s rise to the papacy was influenced by his American background, suggesting it was tied to U.S. politics. Later that evening, Trump posted a stylized image depicting himself in flowing robes, placing his hands on a bedridden man as light radiates outward—imagery reminiscent of religious art. The scene included onlookers such as a nurse, a soldier, and others, with patriotic symbols filling the background. The post drew a response from Archbishop Paul Coakley, president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, who expressed disappointment over Trump’s remarks. In a statement, Coakley stressed that the pope is not a political rival but a spiritual leader, describing him as “the Vicar of Christ” who speaks from the teachings of the Gospel and serves the faithful.#fyp #viral

President Donald Trump stirred controversy late Sunday after sharing an image on social media portraying himself as a Christlike figure healing a man—just hours after launching a sharp attack on Pope Leo XIV. In an earlier post, Trump criticized the pope’s leadership, calling him “very liberal” and accusing him of failing to do “a very good job.” He also suggested the pontiff should stop aligning with what he described as the “Radical Left.” Speaking to reporters after arriving in Washington aboard Air Force One, Trump doubled down, saying he was “not a fan” of the pope. The comments followed recent statements from Pope Leo, who has condemned U.S. military actions in places such as Venezuela and Iran. In a social media message days earlier, the pope emphasized a message of peace, writing that war cannot bring freedom and urging dialogue over violence. Trump responded forcefully online, defending his policies and rejecting the pope’s criticism. He argued that U.S. actions were necessary and said he did not want a pope who opposes them or publicly criticizes the American president. He also claimed Leo’s rise to the papacy was influenced by his American background, suggesting it was tied to U.S. politics. Later that evening, Trump posted a stylized image depicting himself in flowing robes, placing his hands on a bedridden man as light radiates outward—imagery reminiscent of religious art. The scene included onlookers such as a nurse, a soldier, and others, with patriotic symbols filling the background. The post drew a response from Archbishop Paul Coakley, president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, who expressed disappointment over Trump’s remarks. In a statement, Coakley stressed that the pope is not a political rival but a spiritual leader, describing him as “the Vicar of Christ” who speaks from the teachings of the Gospel and serves the faithful.#fyp #viral

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