Trump’s AI-generated pope image sparks mixed reactions following Vatican visit

president Donald Trump seems to be watching a new disturbance after returning to the Oval Office for more than 100 days.

On Friday, the president posted a picture created from artificial intelligence as the Pope on the social truth, and he became viral. Less than a week before this position, Trump in Rome was attending the funeral of the late Pope Francis. While the Vatican searches for a new back, Trump has been jokingly throwing his hat in the ring.

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This post was met with a wide range of reactions – some of those who found it funny to others who said it was offensive.

The column writer in the town, Danan Garaj, refused to critics, saying that most of those who saw them complain about this position were atheists and that their opinions were not important.

Grage wrote: “The memes depicted Trump as Christ has been called and will always be called as rowing. The image of the Pope is already funny. Sites, O people.”

Meanwhile, Democratic and influential activist Harry Sison “Maga” accused the election of “a child.”

President Donald Trump holds an “investment in America” ​​event in the White House in Washington, DC, April 30, 2025. (Reuters/Lea Milis)

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Earlier this week, when he was asked about whoever wants to see the Vatican, Trump mocked that he wanted to be the Pope.

“I would like to be the Pope. This will be my first choice,” Trump said, before he made it clear that he was joking and challenging a possible option – New York Archbishop Timothy Doulan.

Trump, who grew up as the leader of the sheikhdom, said he is now considered a non -floors.

Cardinals are scheduled to gather in the Catholic Church, including Doulan, in the Vatican in the Vatican on May 7, when they will vote for the upcoming Pope. However, unlike secular elections, the Pope candidates focus on prayer and thinking instead of campaigns.

New York Archbishop Cardinal Timothy Doulan walks to speak to the media after holding the morning mass after the death of Pope Francis by the Vatican, in St. Patrick Cathedral in Manhattan, New York City, April 21, 2025. (Adam Gray/Reuters)

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“The last time in 2013, when we had the opening prayer – because the prayer is unusually important – we had a reflection presented by a wonderful Franciscan preacher,” said Doulan Martha Macclum about the “story”. He said, “eminences, you are all afraid because you have a difficult job to elect the next Pope. … let me put your mind. It is easy. The Holy Spirit has already chosen the next Pope. Your job is to know who is. ”

Among the competitors to replace Pope Francis Cardinal Petro Parolin, the Vatican Minister of State; Cardinal Luis Antonio Tajil; Cardinal Peter Erdo; Cardinal Friedolin Ambongo Bisongo; Cardinal Matteo ZupPI.