Bishop Dolan Responds to Trump’s Criticism of Pope Leo XIV’s Policies
April 14, 2026
Addressing Trump’s comments on Pope Leo XIV, Bishop Dolan emphasizes peace as the strength of God, not weakness.
Addressing Trump’s comments on Pope Leo XIV, Bishop Dolan emphasizes peace as the strength of God, not weakness.
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