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President Donald Trump congratulated Robert Frances Prevost after election on Thursday as The first dummy hike in America In the history of the Roman Catholic Church.
Prevost, 69 years old, from Chicago, will be known as Pope Leo XIV.
“It’s such an honor to realize that he is the first American pope,” Trump wrote further The truth is social.
“What an excitement and what a great honor for our country,” the President wrote.
“I look forward to meeting Pope Leo XIV. This will be a very significant moment!”
However, Leo did not always have positive words for the US president and his administration.
A proven X account associated with the new Pope shared an article in February, which criticizes the Vice President JD VanceTransferred to Catholicism in 2019 on his interpretation of Jesus’ doctrine.
“JD Vance is mistaken: Jesus does not ask us to rank His love for others,” the article, which is shared by the prevost account, said.
Source: Robert Prevost on X
Vens congratulated the new Pope on Thursday on Thursday after lunch, writing: “I am sure that millions of American Catholics and other Christians will pray for his successful work leading the church.”
In April, the account returned Different tweets Criticing Trump about efforts on mass administration.
“You don’t see the suffering? On Twitter said, quoting Catholic standard article”This is a test – this is a passion“Bishop Evelyio Mendzhivar.
Prevost was elected on the second day of the papal conclave in the Vatican city. The choice of the Cardinals of the successor of Pope Francis, who died on April 21 at the age of 88, was discovered by a white smoke blowing from a chimney on top of the Sistine chapel.
A few days after returning from the funeral of Francis in Rome, Trump joked to journalists that he would like to “be a pope.”
Trump on Friday published The image received About yourself dressed in the Pope By delaying criticism.
On May 2, 2025, created by the II-Generated image of President Donald Trump in papal clothes.
Kindly: White House through X, previously Twitter
Former president Joe Biden He wrote on X later on Thursday: “Habemus Pope – May God bless Pope Leo XIV. Jill and I congratulate him and wish him success.” “Habemus Papam” is a Latin phrase that means “we have a dad” used when cardinals announce the election of the new pontiff.
Former president Barack ObamaLived and worked in Chicago, wrote on X: “Michel and I send congratulations to a colleague in Chicago, His Holiness Pope Leo XIV.”
“This is a historical day for the US, and we will pray for it when it begins the sacred work of conducting the Catholic Church and an example for many, regardless of faith,” Obama wrote.
