Trump criticized himself after sending his EI image as Pope

US President Donald Trump has criticized some Catholics after sending one created image like Pope.

The photo shared by the official White House social media accounts, the Catholics mourned the death of Pope Francis, who died on April 21 and is preparing to choose the next twist.

The New York State Catholic Conference followed the mockery of faith. The writing comes in a few days after joking the media: “I would like to be the Pope.”

Trump is not the first president accused of insulting the Catholic belief. Former US President Joe Biden, a Catholic, a year ago in Florida led to anger in Florida when the Cross sign was signed.

Vatican spokesman Matteo Bruni refused to answer questions about Trump’s post during a briefing with journalists on Saturday. The Vatican is preparing for a conclusion to choose the heir of Francis, which started on Wednesday.

The image sent by Trump on Friday night was traditionally wore a white cassoc and pointed miter worn by a bishop. He wears a big cross around his neck and spent his finger with a solemn face.

The New York State Catholic conference, representing the bishops in New York, took to X to criticize the image.

“There is nothing smart or funny about this image, Mr. President,” said the group.

“We were just buried our favorite Pope Francis and Cardinals are about to take a solemn conclusion to choose a new success of St. Peter. Do not make fun of us.”

Leaning the left, the former Prime Minister Matteo Renzi, who leaned the left, exploded Trump.

“This is an image that insults the believers, insults and the leader of the world,” he said.

However, the White House rejected a proposal that the Republican president was ridiculed.

“President Trump flew to pay for the Pope’s Pope Francis to pay his respect and attend his funeral, and he became a cup champion for Catholics and religious freedom,” said Press Secretary Caroline Leavitt.

On Sunday, Sunday, New York Arch went like a bishop Timothy Dolan – those who have been friends with Trump for years, said he did not like the image.

“It wasn’t good,” he said, after a mass of a mass in Rome. “I hope it has nothing to do with it.”

The transition to Italian, called it “Brutta Figura”, an expression meaning a bad or embarrassing impression.

The White House asked the image to lower and apologize, he said, again in Italian – “Who knows” and refused to talk more about it.