Pope Leo XIV, JD VANC
Two high-profile Catholic, Pope Leo XIV and American Vice President JD Vance, were meeting on Monday before a hurry of American-led diplomatic efforts to progress on the ceasefire in Russia’s war in Ukraine. Vance’s motorcycle was seen entering the Vatican City after 7.30 am.The Catholic Convert, Vance, had inspired the US delegation to open the first American Pope’s ponted for the formal mass.The state secretary of the state was Marco Rubio, a Catholic, a Catholic, who joined the Vatican, said Luke Shroder, a spokesman of the Vance. The Vatican, which was largely sidelined during the first three years of the Russia’s war, has offered to host any peace talks while continuing human efforts to convenience the prisoner’s swap and reconnected the Ukrainian children taken by Russia. After briefly congratulating Leo at the end of the month of Sunday, Vance spent the rest of the day in separate meetings with Ukrainian President Voldimir Zelanski and the European Union Commission Chairman Ursula von Der Leyen. Leo, former Cardinal Robert Prevost, is a Chicago -born Augustinian missionary, who spent his ministry wholesale in Chiclayo in Peru, a commercial city of about 800,000 on the northern Pacific coast of Peru. In the days after the May 8 election, Leo has vowed “every effort” to help bring peace to Ukraine. He has also emphasized his continuity with Pope Francis, who took care of the migrants and preferred the poor to their ponten. Prior to his election, Prevost shared news articles on X, which were important for plans for the collective exile of the Trump administration. Vance Argentina was one of the last foreign officials found with Francis before the Pope’s death of April 21. Both of them had entangled the migration, Francis publicly reprimanded the exile plan of the Trump administration and corrected Vance’s religious justification for this. Later on Monday, US President Donald Trump has planned separate phone calls with Russian leader Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodimier, as well as calls to NATO leaders.
