Léon XIV responds to Donald Trump: 'I am not afraid'

Author: lebledparle.comPublished on: April 14, 2026Country: United States

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Léon XIV responds to Donald Trump: 'I am not afraid'

Pope Léon XIV responded to Donald Trump's criticisms during his trip to Algeria, asserting his freedom of speech against political pressures. He stated, 'I am not afraid of the Trump administration, nor of delivering the message of the Gospel.' Trump, on the other hand, expressed his disagreement with the pope, labeling him as progressive and criticizing his stance on crime.

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