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Pope Leo Declares Whose Side He's On-and It's Not JD Vance's

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By Katie Kelaidis
| The New Republic Verified
These divides, both at home and abroad, became increasingly visible during the pontificate of the progressive Argentine Pope Francis. Yet under Pope Leo XIV, the first American-born pope, the division has become impossible to ignore. The anti-immigrant terror unleashed by the Trump administration on America's streets has clearly and disproportionately targeted Catholics, because it has disproportionately targeted Latinos.
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Pope Leo Declares Whose Side He’s On-and It’s Not JD Vance’s

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By Katie Kelaidis
| Yahoo Verified
Pope Leo XIV last week released his first apostolic exhortation, Dilexi Te, and the message from the first American-born pontiff seems certain to rile conservatives in the United States. The first section, titled “A Few Essential Words,” declares, “Love for the Lord, then, is one with love for the poor… contact with those who are lowly and powerless is a fundamental way of encountering the Lord of history.
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MAGA Is Waging an All-Out War on Family Liberty

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By Katie Kelaidis
| The New Republic Verified
Last week was a bad week for the American family. The Supreme Court ruled in U.S. v. Skrmetti to allow a Tennessee law that bans puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and gender-affirming surgeries for transgender minors. Meanwhile in Georgia, doctors delivered Adriana Smith’s son via an emergency C-section.
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