Credit: Wikimedia Commons Guest Post by Pro-life Leader Frank Pavone, National Director, Priests for Life Here’s something on which the Pope and the President clearly agree. The Pope said to journalists that he is not a politician. And President Trump said on Truth Social that he doesn’t want the Pope to be a politician. What’s the source of the problem, then? Actually, it’s not hard to understand, and it’s a point that Catholic Church documents have made in the past: there’s a difference between asserting moral teaching and applying it. The former requires doctrinal clarity and is a duty of church leaders. The latter requires prudential judgments based on changing facts and circumstances, and is a duty of politicians. So, for instance, on immigration, the…
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