Papa Leão criticizes nationalist movements in Sunday Mass

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O papa Leão 14 cumprimenta o público na Arquibasílica de São João de Latrão, em Roma, na Itália

Former Cardeal Robert Prevost was elected on May 8 to succeed the late Pope Francis as leader of the Catholic Church.

Before becoming Pontiff, Predost was not ashamed to criticize US President Donald Trump, sharing numerous disapproval publications about Trump and Vice President Jd Vance in recent years.

The Vatican did not confirm the new Pope’s ownership of account X, which was named @drprevost and was disabled after the election of Leo.

Francisco, Pope for 12 years, was a fierce critic of Trump. The late Pope said in January that the president’s plan to deport millions of migrants in the US during his second term was a “disgrace.”

Previously, Francis said Trump “is not a Christian” because of his opinions on immigration.

“A person who only thinks about building walls wherever they are, not building bridges, is not a Christian,” Francisco said when asked about Trump in 2016.

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