The increasingly left-leaning American-born pope called the church’s record on slavery “a wound in Christian memory.”

Pope Leo XIV's papal criticisms of President Donald Trump have caused confusion for many Christians -- specifically Roman Catholic Americans.

Polls show that Roman Catholics in America stand by their president even amid spats with the pope over the war with Iran.

His pacifist statements, apparently primarily directed at the United States and Israel's war against Iran, do not comport with Scripture.

The Vatican and the current pope have far less standing to criticize the current holder of the White House than past residents.

The pope makes clueless policy statements because he doesn't understand the deadly consequences of runaway illegal immigration.

Many die-hard Trump supporters pounced on the president for the Jesus post, though a select few did fiercely defend him.

The entity -- which exists to create a lasting peace in Gaza -- was created by Trump, who had invited Pope Leo to join the effort.

Trump praised Prevost for being a supporter and mentioned a photograph of the pope’s brother standing in front of a house with MAGA signs.

The White House hits back hard after Pope Leo XIV offered criticism of Trump administration immigration policies.