Trump attacked Pope Leo XIV on social media and posted an AI-generated image depicting himself as a Jesus-like figure, drawing backlash from across the Christian political spectrum. Bishop Robert Barron, who serves on Trump's religious liberty commission, said the president owed the pope an apology for his "inappropriate" statements. The story is well-sourced and accurate, though the framing emphasizes outrage from church leaders while giving less space to Trump's underlying grievance about the pope's opposition to the Iran war.