JD Vance Leads US Delegation to Pope Leo XIV's Inaugural Mass, Discusses Immigration Views
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- πΊπΈ Vice President JD Vance will lead the United States delegation to the inauguration mass of Pope Leo XIV.
- π»π¦ The delegation will participate in the mass in Vatican City on Sunday.
- πΊπΈ Secretary of State Marco Rubio will also be part of the delegation.
- πΊπΈ President Trump is not scheduled to attend, having recently concluded an overseas trip.
Vance's Meeting with Pope Francis
- βοΈ Vice President Vance, who is Catholic, met with Pope Francis on Easter Sunday, just hours before the Pope's death.
- π£οΈ Pope Francis reportedly disagreed with Vance on immigration, specifically Vance's view that Christians should prioritize caring for their family and neighbors over the rest of the world.
- π¬ Cardinal Robert Prevo (before becoming the new Pope) stated that Vance was wrong, as Jesus does not ask us to rank our love for others.
Vatican Transition and Papal Election
- π€ Cardinal Kevin Frell, former bishop of Dallas, played a key role in the Vatican's transition.
- ποΈ Frell shared his belief that the Holy Spirit was behind the election of the first American Pope, humorously suggesting Pope Francis might be amused by their efforts.
- π Frell also discussed his close relationships with both Pope Francis and the new Pope Leo.
- πΊ A full interview with Cardinal Frell can be watched on WFAA.
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Pope Leo XIVPope FrancisJD VanceVatican CityInaugural MassUS DelegationImmigrationCardinal Robert PrevoCardinal Kevin FrellPapal ElectionHoly Spirit
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