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On March 21, the Wall Street Journal published a lengthy profile of the pope as its “Saturday Essay.” The subtitle—“Pope Leo XIV pushes back against President Trump. Can the. The post What the Wall Street Journal Didn’t Print appeared first on First Things
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First Things (United States) | Apr 08, 2026
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Pope Leo XIV's stance against President Trump reflects a moral obligation to challenge political leaders on ethical grounds.
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The relationship between the Vatican and political figures like Trump should be discussed without bias, focusing on the broader implications for society.
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Pope Leo XIV's pushback against Trump highlights the need for religious leaders to engage with contemporary political issues more actively.
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The Wall Street Journal's omission of critical perspectives on the pope's views undermines the integrity of journalistic discourse.
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Critics of the pope's comments may argue that political neutrality is essential for the Church to maintain its moral authority.
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