Archbishop Mullally Backs Pope's Peace Push

0:00On April 6th, the Archbishop of Canavera, Sarah Molly, just through her full support behind Pope Leo XIV and his push for peace, right? In the middle of his beef with President Donald Trump, it all kicked off when the Pope called out a delusion of power, driving the U.S. and Israeli actions in the war with Iran. Trump fired back hard on social media, labeling the Chicago-born Pope week on crime and bad at foreign policy. Earlier this week, the Pope ramped it up during evening prayer at the Vatican, warning that a few tyrants are tearing the world apart while. Negotiations between the U.S. and Iran started in Pakistan. He kept the heat on Thursday from Cameroon, blasting those who twist religion for war and cash, and praising everyday peacemakers holding things. Together, Trump doubled down, posting and then deleting an AI image of himself as a Jesus figure healing someone, and telling reporters, he's no fan of the Pope. The Pope shrugged it off in route to Algeria, saying he's no politician, just here to spread the gospel loud and clear, no fear of the Trump team.

1:04Criticism of Trump shots at the Pope poured in from all sides, even Italy's far-right Prime Minister, Georgia Maloney, called it unacceptable, despite. Her alignment with Trump, U.S. Vice President JD Vance, a Catholic convert, told the Vatican to stick to morals and leave policy to the President. Mullely's heading to Rome later this month to pray with the Pope, and she's calling on Anglican's worldwide to join the chorus for peace and justice. Pushing leaders to chase every non-violent path out of conflict.