JD Vance On Pope Francis: ‘He Was a Great Christian Pastor’
JD Vance was among the last officials to meet with the late Pope Francis before he died on Monday.
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Pope Francis Meets Vice President Vance, Exchanges Easter Gifts
According to the Holy See Press Office, the private audience took place at approximately 11:30 a.m. The Pope presented Vance with several gifts, including rosaries for Vance and his family and chocolate Easter eggs for the Vance children.
Vance Visits Vatican: US Vice President and Cardinal Parolin Address Global Concerns
The vice president’s visit came within the context of his international tour, which brought him to Italy and will continue to India.
Vice President JD Vance Attends Vatican Good Friday Service
The Vance family is in Rome April 18-20.
Vice President Vance Will Meet With Vatican Secretary of State On Easter Trip to Rome
It’s unknown whether Vance will meet with Pope Francis, who is still recovering from an illness that recently required him to stay in the hospital for more than a month.
JD Vance Speaks at Rod Dreher’s ‘Live Not by Lies’ Screening in DC
In his remarks, Vance returned to the theme he raised in his February speech at the Munich Security Conference, in which he criticized European Union leaders for undermining free speech and democracy.
Report: Vice President JD Vance Intends to Visit Rome During Easter
Bloomberg reported Tuesday that the vice president plans to arrive in Rome on Good Friday, April 18, and depart from the city on Easter Sunday, April 20.
Notre Dame’s Presidential Commencement ‘Tradition’ More Nuanced Than Some Assume
COMMENTARY: Since the first presidential speaker at spring commencement in 1960, seven of the 12 presidents in office have not been invited to Notre Dame’s commencement.
8 Facts About the Priest Seen at the White House With JD Vance
On St. Patrick’s Day, the vice president personally guided Dominican Father Henry Stephan through the presidential residence.
Neither Trump Nor Vance Will Give Notre Dame’s Commencement Address
The absence of both figures from the agenda appears to be a break from tradition and is likely to raise concerns about partisanship.
