Summary
Three U.S. Catholic cardinals asked President Trump's administration to consider moral principles in its foreign policy decisions. They expressed concerns about U.S. actions in Venezuela, potential plans for Greenland, and cuts to foreign aid. The cardinals emphasized the need for policies that respect human dignity and peace.
Key Facts
- Three Catholic cardinals from the U.S. have urged President Trump's administration to follow a moral guide in foreign policy.
- The cardinals raised concerns about U.S. military actions in Venezuela and discussions about acquiring Greenland.
- They criticized the reduction of foreign aid, saying it can lead to more suffering instead of promoting peace.
- The statement also highlighted the importance of upholding human dignity and religious freedom globally.
- The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops supported the cardinals' emphasis on these issues.
- The White House did not immediately comment on the cardinals' statement.
- This is the second time in recent months that U.S. Catholic leaders have openly criticized the administration's policies.
