The first American pope is making waves before he even settles into the Vatican. Pope Leo XIV’s own brother spilled surprising details about the new pontiff’s casual hobbies just days before his election. While global elites cheer this historic pick, hardworking Americans are asking tough questions about where this leader’s loyalties really lie.
Sources close to the pope reveal he spent his final days as Cardinal Robert Prevost glued to Hollywood’s latest drama about Vatican politics. The future spiritual leader binge-watched Conclave—a film some critics call anti-Catholic propaganda—while playing Wordle instead of preparing for his sacred duty. Real leaders don’t waste time on liberal word games when faith families are under attack.
Digging deeper exposes more red flags. Voting records show the pope repeatedly crossed party lines in primaries, siding with Democrats pushing radical abortion policies. True believers don’t flip-flop between defending life and appeasing the left. This mixed track record has conservatives wondering if he’ll stand firm against woke assaults on religious freedom.
The Biden administration rushed to praise the election, with State Department lackeys gushing over the pope’s “humility.” But patriots know this White House only celebrates leaders who ignore biblical truths. When coastal elites and progressive bishops cheer together, working-class Christians should grab their hymnals and hold tight.
Some try to spin his Augustinian roots as a win for tradition. Don’t be fooled—ivory tower theologians like Prevost often cave to cultural pressures. Remember when universities turned into liberal indoctrination camps? Now that same weak-kneed academia has placed one of their own on Saint Peter’s throne.
While the media fawns over his “gentle spirit,” real America demands strength. Our churches face unprecedented attacks—drag queens story hour, pregnancy centers vandalized, pastors silenced. We need a warrior pope, not a Wordle pope. Will Leo XIV confront evil or cozy up to compromisers?
This election proves the globalist machine runs deep. An American pope sounds great until you realize DC swamp creatures and UN bureaucrats are popping champagne. True change comes from flyover country, not committee-picked princes in fancy hats.
Faithful Catholics won’t bow to cheap symbolism. Show us action—defend the unborn, crush gender ideology, and excommunicate politicians who mock Communion. Until then, this pope’s Netflix habits and crossword puzzles mean nothing to the believers keeping the faith alive.
