Alfredo Trezza

@DrLuetke Si perché l’Iphone 16 già esisteva nel 2020…

@Mar90490 I loved when Cardinal Battaglia tried do grab the shirt over the papamobile

I swear this is the original music 😭 Benvenuti a Napoli!

@Beno10_MFC D cuz it’s higher

Strong eye test. Which stand mixer is different? 99% people failed.

@em_Lazzy The deadly is the virus the less is its virality. So won’t spread that fast like Covid.

COVID has a 0.08% fatality rate, while Hantavirus is 35–45% deadly. We didn’t survive COVID just to unlock its next level. Nooo, I’m not playing anymore😭

@Jennnyyyyyy 18

What is the weight of Lion? 🤔 Difficulty - Medium Pro 🤠

@SecretFire79 Crazy I’m in this pic

A month from today & The Catholic Church™️ will be 1993 years old🇻🇦

@beyoumf Jesus

be honest, what's something you really need right now?

@CatholicArena I live near Pompei, wanted to reserve a seat, but they went all full, in less than 24 hours 🥲

Pope Leo XIV will visit POMPEII on May 8th, the first anniversary of his election as pope and the Feast of Our Lady of Pompeii

@AnisRahim14 Transcranial electrical stimulation. Non invasive techniques.

薬を使わずに…不安やうつ病に対する最大の武器は何でしょうか？

@StAndyWouters @JamesMartinSJ Italian was not his first language tho

Pope Francis died a year ago today.  I would like to share one memory, which I think reveals something of what made him such a holy man. In May of 2024, after it was reported that Pope had made some negative remarks about gay priests and used an Italian slur (“frociaggine”) in a meeting with Italian bishops, there was a firestorm of reaction. Even I wondered: How could this be? We had had several conversations and notes back and forth about LGBTQ issues. It seemed so out of character. A few weeks later I was scheduled to be in Rome after helping to arrange a papal audience for a group of professional comedians. The pope invited me to see him, along with two friends who served as translators. I asked a cardinal friend how I could possibly bring up something so difficult—the question of gay priests and his use of language. My friend said, “Just say, ‘Holy Father, these things have been much in the news. What thoughts do you have?’” The very first thing Francis said, as if he had been waiting to say it, was that he knew many holy, faithful and celibate gay priests and seminarians. When I suggested that it might help to say so publicly, he said, “Oh, but I think I have. And in any event, you can say that!” I wanted to make sure I understood him, so said, “So you’re saying I can say that you know many holy, faithful and celibate gay priests and seminarians?” He shrugged his shoulders and said, “Of course. Because I do!”  My friends also told him that he shouldn’t have used that slur.  He nodded sadly, and said, “Yes, yes, you’re right.” For the next hour or so, we discussed the word he used, before moving on to other more general topics: the U.S. church, the political scene, and so on. It was a relaxed and friendly conversation, but initially about a tough topic. A few days later, I saw him at the comedians’ audience, when he gave a beautiful reflection on humor in the Sala Clementina. When everyone lined up to shake his hand, I lingered in the back, since I had just seen him. But then several Vatican officials said, “Father, go ahead!”  When I reached his chair, he laughed and said, “Ah, so now you’re a famous American comedian!” I laughed and started to move away, knowing he was probably busy and tired. But he pulled me back insistently. Then the pope said, “Thank you for our meeting the other day. It was helpful for me. I really needed to hear that.” He smiled and then gave me a thumbs up. (Amazingly, a friend sent me video of this very interchange, linked here, where you can see what’s happening.) I thought: Who does this? Who thanks someone for a difficult meeting? Who thanks someone for being challenged? The answer: a person who is open to the Holy Spirit. A person who is not afraid to listen. A person who is truly humble. Something like that doesn’t make you a holy person or a saint on its own, but it’s an important part of holiness.  May this holy man rest in peace.

@gabrielx362 @Pontifex266Arch He is dead…

@Pontifex266Arch 42,000 dead Christians. Say something

Christ is risen! These words capture the entire meaning of our existence, for we were not made for death but for life. #Easter vatican.va/content/france…

@CNN He is trying to become a religious leader, after he saw the Pope is more popular than him.

President Donald Trump will participate in a public Bible reading this week as the administration continues to integrate religion, particularly Christianity, into official business. cnn.it/4vLlaFl

@poperespecter1 Trump with his Jesus post understood the true impact of Jesus Christ, he thought he could be Jesus, instead he had to delete his post, because even his cult didn’t accept that. So sine he can’t be Jesus he is now trying to become a vicar of Christ, he try to be a religious leader

To understand Trump you just need to understand the interests of Israel. Israel hates Catholicism and loves Zionist Evangelicalism. So Trump attacks the Pope and attends evangelical bible readings.

@LangmanVince He had a trip in Africa ofc he has speech ready for the trip and also why would he waste time in Africa talking about trump. He was talking about Africa corruption. He talked about Trump only once when press asked what he thought of Trump post and he said I don’t want to debate.

Make no mistake, Obama's wingman David Axelrod met with Pope Leo XIV to devise a plan to pull Catholics in America away from President Trump before the midterms. It failed miserably, so now he's trying to walk back his comments!

@SusanHe02044156 @GuntherEagleman @WellsJorda89710 The Pope has never mentioned Trump ever lmao. Trump made more than 7 posts about him.

Pope Leo’s addressing the reported tensions with President Trump were twofold. For once the Media narratives were correct. Using that as a coverup was a mistake. Certainly after the shock of a knock down, drag out was not in the Pope & the Vatican’s best interest, he was valiant in ‘confessing’ to that. Did the pope believe in the beginning that Trump would be submissive and back off because it was the Pope rendering a put- down of sorts. As we know, being submissive is not in Donald Trumps repertoire! Case closed!

🚨 POPE WALKS IT BACK Pope Leo XIV just addressed the reported tensions with President Trump, saying the media narratives around his speeches have been inaccurate and he’s “not in my interest at all” to debate or clash with the President.

@SusieOlmo @ABC That’s why i asked

@AlfredoTrezza3 @ABC lol 😂 not too bright are you kid! Catch up

Pope Leo said recent remarks that appeared to address President Trump were prepared two weeks ago, before the U.S. president had commented on him. Read more: abcnews.link/Snaa2hU