Vatican officials slammed it as “a disaster for the whole world because the United States has such importance today and is a country that many follow.”

The attack in central Egypt today killed at least 26 people, including children aged 2 to 4, and wounded 25 others.

Media reports that the meeting was “cold” are “a gross misinterpretation,” a Vatican source told America.

Vatican leaders seem quietly confident that the meeting will go well.

The conflict is almost certain to be on the agenda for discussion when President Trump comes to the Vatican.

Pope says he will not pre-judge Trump and that Marie Collins had some good reasons for her resignation from the sex abuse commission.