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Pope Leo XIV has voted in a U.S. general election, marking the first time a pope has participated in such a process. He submitted a mail-in ballot ahead of the election, which is anticipated to shape the country's future following the Trump era.
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Pope Leo XIV has voted in a U.S. general election, marking the first time a pope has participated in such a process. He submitted a mail-in ballot ahead of the election, which is anticipated to shape the country's future following the Trump era.
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Leo XIV has become the first pope in history to vote in a U.S. general election
Pope Leo XIV votes in U.S. general election, marking a historical first