Religion seems to be the last thing on his mind.
We live in a world where Christians are being murdered and oppressed in places like Nigeria, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Burkina Faso, Sudan, Somalia, Myanmar, Yemen, and Pakistan.
There’s a lot a real Pope could do for martyred Christians.
But no, Pope Leo is busy… opposing Donald J. Trump and serving the Globalist mindset.
He ‘blesses the ice’, hangs out with Transgenders, and, of course, even though he rules over a walled enclave in Rome, he objects to Trump’s migration policies.
Far-Left Pope Leo XIV Urges Trump NOT to Topple Maduro by Force (VIDEO)
“The signals coming from the United States change, and so we must see. … On the one hand, it seems there has been a telephone conversation between the two presidents; on the other hand, there is this danger, this possibility, that there could be an action, an operation, including an invasion of Venezuelan territory.”
The pope spoke after the U.S. deployed its largest military presence in the Caribbean, including strikes against vessels suspected of drug trafficking.
This week, according to reports, Trump had delivered an ultimatum to Maduro in a phone call, demanding that he surrender power immediately.
Maduro reportedly refused, insisting instead on a “global amnesty” for himself and his allies.
TRUMP REVEALS MADURO ‘WOULD LIKE TO TALK’ AS MILITARY OPTIONS REMAIN ON THE TABLE FOR VENEZUELA
The U.S. has a large military presence off the coast of Venezuela amid ongoing tensions involving President Donald Trump and Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. (Aaron Schwartz/CNP/Bloomberg via Getty Images; Juan Barreto/AFP via Getty Images)
“I again believe it is better to seek dialogue within this pressure, including economic pressure, but looking for another way to bring about change if that is what the United States decide to do,” the Pope added.
Speaking to 81 reporters aboard the papal plane, he appeared to express concern about the rising tensions.
Leo, answering a reporter’s question, also said the signals coming from the U.S. administration about its policy toward Venezuela seemed unclear.
President Donald Trump speaks with reporters while in flight on Air Force One from his Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach, Fla., to Joint Base Andrews Nov. 30, 2025. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
The 70-year-old Chicago-born pontiff, elected in May after the death of Pope Francis, also used the in-flight news conference to speak about the role of the Holy See, which works “behind the scenes” in peace negotiations so that all parties may lay down arms.
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Italy: Minister says govt must expel immigrants who fail to integrate
Rome, 22 Jan. (AKI) – An Italian Minister said on Thursday that immigrants who did not want integrate must be deported from the country. “We must fight everything that is related to violence, because our will is to integrate, however, in order to integrate we must expel all those that do not want to take part in it,” said Andrea Ronchi, Minister of Department for European Community Policies.Continued below
Counter Jihad: New Rules After Provocative Muslim Prayer Sessions in Front of Duomo
Muslim prayer at Milan’s Duomo sparks ire
ROME (AP) Italy’s interior minister has drafted new rules for public protests after a few hundred Muslims ended a rally earlier this month by praying in front of Milan’s cathedral.
The Jan. 3 prayer, which came at the end of a massive pro-Palestinian rally, sparked heated debate in Italy. Muslim leaders apologized to the Archdiocese of Milan, saying they didn’t mean to show disrespect.
Interior Minister Roberto Maroni, a leader of the anti-immigrant Northern League party, said Wednesday he had prepared a directive for all regional prefects.
Details haven’t been released, but news reports say it is expected to prohibit rallies from being staged in front of places of worship.
Supporters say the directives are preventing provocation, not restricting religious freedom.
According to Ronchi, the UCOII “supports terrorism and fundamentalism.”
“For example, I have always been a supporter of a register of the imams and muslim prayers in the Italian language. I also enthusiastically support the initiative by Rome’s Grand mosque to publish on its website all sermons preached there ,” said Ronchi.
“I am not against mosques, but I say no to those tied to the UCOII, an organisation whose sources of finance must be clarified.”
Ronchi, whose political career began in the post-fascist political party, Alleanza Nazionale, was sworn on 8 May 2008 as the European Union Affairs Minister in the cabinet of Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi.