In Luanda, Catholics expressed love and admiration for Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope, but not so much for President Trump because of the war in Iran.

Since his election last May, Pope Leo XIV has hammered home the theme of unity. But nowhere has that message taken on sharper contours than in Angola, where the long shadow of civil war and stark inequality continues to fracture the nation.

His visit includes a trip to a shrine where enslaved Africans were baptized before being forced into the treacherous voyage across the Atlantic Ocean.

LUANDA, (Angola): Tens of thousands of people attended a giant open-air mass by Pope Leo XIV outside the Angolan capital Sunday, where he delivered a message of hope to the resource-rich country marked by poverty and inequality.

Pope Leo urged Angolans on Sunday to overcome divisions after decades of bloody conflict ‌in an address to an estimated 100,000 people who flocked to a Mass in a dirt field near the capital Luanda.

Sen. John Kennedy (R-LA) told Fox News on Saturday he loves President Donald Trump "like a taco" — but he can't support his feud with Pope Leo XIV.

Pope Leo XIV sought to correct a media narrative Saturday that he was criticizing President Donald Trump through various recent