Cardenalesamericanos critican las políticas agresivas de Trump, denunciando el uso excesivo de la fuerza militar en Venezuela y Groenlandia. El cardenal Blase Cupich, jefe de la arquidiócesis de Chicago, unió a dos otros líderes católicos estadounidenses para escribir una carta que amplía el discurso del Papa León XIV sobre la guerra.
En la declaración, los tres cardenales expresan preocupación por las políticas militares de Donald Trump y sus posibles consecuencias. Destacan la importancia de construir una paz verdaderamente justa y duradera, respetando el derecho a la vida humana, la libertad religiosa y la dignidad humana en todo el mundo.
El cardenal Blase Cupich señaló que los católicos del área de Chicago deben reflexionar sobre estas preocupaciones. El Papa León XIV había expresado una vez sus críticas a las políticas de inmigración de Trump, y ahora los cardenales están haciendo eco de su mensaje.
La carta también hace referencia a la guerra en curso entre Rusia y Ucrania, donde el Papa ha pedido que ambas partes negocien una paz. Los cardenales rechazan la guerra como un instrumento para intereses nacionales estrechos y proclaman que la acción militar debe ser vista solo como un último recurso en situaciones extremas.
En general, los cardenales expresan su apoyo a una política exterior genuinamente moral para Estados Unidos. Buscan construir una paz verdaderamente justa y duradera, siempre respetando el derecho a la vida humana y la dignidad humana.
La declaración de los cardenales ha sido recibida con interés en Estados Unidos, donde la política exterior de Trump sigue siendo objeto de debate. Los críticos del presidente expresan su apoyo a las palabras de los cardenales y llaman a que se busque una solución pacífica al conflicto.
En la declaración, los tres cardenales expresan preocupación por las políticas militares de Donald Trump y sus posibles consecuencias. Destacan la importancia de construir una paz verdaderamente justa y duradera, respetando el derecho a la vida humana, la libertad religiosa y la dignidad humana en todo el mundo.
El cardenal Blase Cupich señaló que los católicos del área de Chicago deben reflexionar sobre estas preocupaciones. El Papa León XIV había expresado una vez sus críticas a las políticas de inmigración de Trump, y ahora los cardenales están haciendo eco de su mensaje.
La carta también hace referencia a la guerra en curso entre Rusia y Ucrania, donde el Papa ha pedido que ambas partes negocien una paz. Los cardenales rechazan la guerra como un instrumento para intereses nacionales estrechos y proclaman que la acción militar debe ser vista solo como un último recurso en situaciones extremas.
En general, los cardenales expresan su apoyo a una política exterior genuinamente moral para Estados Unidos. Buscan construir una paz verdaderamente justa y duradera, siempre respetando el derecho a la vida humana y la dignidad humana.
La declaración de los cardenales ha sido recibida con interés en Estados Unidos, donde la política exterior de Trump sigue siendo objeto de debate. Los críticos del presidente expresan su apoyo a las palabras de los cardenales y llaman a que se busque una solución pacífica al conflicto.
, I mean, who needs that much force in Venezuela and Greenland? It's like he's trying to show off or something. And those cardinals think they can lecture him on morality? Please, they're just a bunch of out-of-touch Catholics 
. The Pope's message about war being an instrument for national interests is just code for "we don't want to get our hands dirty". Newsflash: the world doesn't work that way. If you want peace, you gotta be willing to put in the effort 
. And by the way, what's with all this talk of a "genuinely moral" foreign policy? That just sounds like hippie nonsense 
. Give me something concrete and not-so-PC any day 
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...i mean i get that he's all about making america great again and all but sometimes i think he forgets that there are other countries out there too 
like what's up with him being so hard on venezuela and groenlandia? shouldn't we be trying to help them out instead of, like, threatening them with military action 
...and have you seen the cardinals talking about this stuff? they're really speaking truth to power and calling out trump for his aggressive policies 
...it's about time someone did that 
. The way some countries are handling their conflicts is just unbelievable. I mean, who needs war when you can talk things out? It's like they're forgetting that there are actual human beings involved in all this chaos 
. And to think that some people actually believe that might makes right... it gives me the chills 
. As a parent, it's hard not to worry about the future of our kids when we see leaders making decisions that could lead to harm and suffering for so many innocent people. We need to do better, guys 
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. I mean, it's about time someone with influence did. The way he's been using military force in Venezuela and Greenland is just crazy talk 
. And now they're referencing that Pope Leo XIII guy, who was all about peace and justice back in the day 
. It's like they're saying, "Hey, we get it, war isn't the answer". I think it's great to see some leadership on this issue, even if it's from the Catholic Church. The fact that these guys are calling for a genuinely moral foreign policy is something we should all be behind 
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. We should be focusing on building bridges, not walls.
. I'm just glad there are still people like the cardinals who care about doing what's right, you know? 
Trump's aggressive policies are causing a lot of concern among Catholics and humans in general. The use of excessive military force is not the answer, we need to find a way to resolve conflicts peacefully 
The data on US foreign policy under Trump is just staggering. 
But wait, it gets even worse for Trump's approval ratings! 
According to Gallup, his average approval rating has dropped to 41%, with a whopping 55% disapproving of his job performance as President. 
That's right, folks, the majority of Americans think he's doing a terrible job on foreign policy alone!
The economic impact of Trump's policies can't be ignored either. According to a report by the Congressional Budget Office, the estimated cost of the US involvement in the conflict in Ukraine is around $10 billion! 
That's money that could be spent on more pressing domestic issues.
Let's hope that those cardinals are able to bring about some much-needed reform. 
. As a minimalist, I don't like to make a fuss, but this is an issue that needs attention 
. Trump's policies are causing harm worldwide, especially in Venezuela and Greenland 
. We can't keep ignoring the human cost of war 
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. The fact that they're referencing the Pope's past criticisms of Trump shows me they're not just speaking from their own churches, but from a place of moral authority 
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I mean, I get that countries gotta protect themselves, but come on! You can't just use force to solve problems. It's not like you're gonna build a peaceful world by bombing people 
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. I wish more leaders would listen to them and start making decisions based on what's right, not just what's easy or what benefits their own country.
. trump's "America First" approach is just code for " America Alone", that's not how we're gonna build a better world 
. we gotta put people over politics and work towards a future where every country can live in dignity and respect 
. I mean, we've heard it all before, "peace" and "human rights", yeah yeah. What's new? It's not like Trump is the first one to use force, every president has done it at some point 
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. It's not always easy, but it's always the right thing to do 
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