
Trump’s First 100 Days: Catholics Praise Important Wins, but Immigration Tension Continues
President Donald Trump passed the 100-day mark of his second presidency on Tuesday, April 29.
President Donald Trump passed the 100-day mark of his second presidency on Tuesday, April 29.
The president spoke to EWTN News today. Vice President JD Vance, who is a convert to Catholicism and briefly met with Francis on Easter Sunday morning, also extended condolences and honored the Pope’s life.
According to the State Department communications office, the document in question was a fabrication, not an actual draft executive order.
The vice president’s visit came within the context of his international tour, which brought him to Italy and will continue to India.
The Vance family is in Rome April 18-20.
Roberts insisted that for America to experience a true 'cultural awakening,' it must be willing to practice religion publicly.
The White House is also hosting a Passover event on Thursday afternoon. The Jewish celebration of Passover, which began on April 12 and ends on April 20, overlaps with the Christian Holy Week this year.
As Washington and Beijing clash over tariffs and influence, advocates worry that political prisoners like the Catholic media mogul could become pawns — or be forgotten entirely.
In his message released through the White House, Trump also emphasized his support for religious liberty in public policy.
Former U.S. Rep. Mark Walker is a Baptist pastor.
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