NJ.comCatholic JD Vance reacts to Trump mocking the Pope
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36% : The image featuring Trump in a white cassock and pointed miter, or bishop's hat, was the topic of several questions during the Vatican's daily conclave briefing Saturday.32% : As Catholics across the world object to Donald Trump's trolling image of himself as the next pope, vice president JD Vance -- who has used Catholicism when it's been politically expedient -- wants to know: What's the big deal? Turns out, nothing is sacred in the world of MAGA -- as long as it's Trump doing the desecrating.
17% : In the United States, the New York State Catholic Conference, which represents the bishops of the state in working with government, accused Trump of mockery.
12% : James Martin, a Jesuit, said he was offended, but would forgive Trump.
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