Catholic Cardinal Blase Cupich lambasted Trump's administration for posting "sickening" social media content about the Iran war during a 60 Minutes interview The post Catholic Cardinal Slams Trump Admin’s ‘Sickening’ Social Media Posts About Iran War on 60 Minutes first appeared on Mediaite.

After President Donald Trump’s blistering attack on Pope Leo XIV, CBS News gave airtime to Catholic cardinals who blasted the president for his “sickening” social media posts […]

In a segment called “Pope Leo’s Church” on the CBS News program “60 Minutes” on April 12, the three U.S. cardinals heading archdioceses reflected on the pope’s leadership and on why Catholic Church leaders have voiced opposition to the United States’ war against Iran and the Trump administration’s policy of mass deportations of undocumented immigrants.

Bishop Robert Barron, who was selected to serve on the Trump administration's Religious Liberty Commission last year, called Trump's attack on Pope Leo "entirely inappropriate and disrespectful."

Cardinal Blase Cupich visited Our Lady of Perpetual Help church on Easter, to honor Rev. Jeremy Boland, who is about to retire.

It’s not the first time that political leaders have tried to compromise scripture and the Word of God for their own purposes, and I think most people see through that,” Cardinal Blase Cupich said in an exclusive interview.

Cardinal Blase Cupich, head of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Chicago, spoke to WBEZ’s Michael Puente as the U.S. and Iran maintain an uneasy ceasefire.

Cardinal Blase Cupich, Archbishop of Chicago, joins WGN Radio’s Dave Plier to discuss all things Easter weekend. From the Triduum, including Easter Sunday, to the potential visit of Chicago’s own Pope Leo XIV, Cardinal Cupich offers insights on ...

One cardinal said the war was "not a just war," while another called the White House's social media content "sickening."