President Donald Trump posted an AI-generated image of himself dressed as the pope. The post has since received criticism from some members of the Catholic community.

The post also showed how much more secular Americans have become since John F. Kennedy, the nation’s first Catholic president, ran in 1960.

US President Donald Trump posted an AI image of himself as the pope, prompting accusations of poor taste in the Roman Catholic community just days before the conclave to elect Pope Francis’s successor is due to begin.

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Pope Leo XIV has a history sharing criticisms of Trump and Vance on social media, raising questions about his future relationship with Trump.

An AI-generated image of U.S. President Donald Trump dressed as the pope “was not good,” Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan of New York said in Rome. “I hope he didn’t have anything to do with that,” he told reporters before he entered Our Lady of Guadalupe Church where he celebrated Mass May 4.

The 78- year-old American President was thrilled to learn that Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost was named the leader of the Catholic Church. Taking to his social media platform, Truth Social, on Thursday,

The secret conclave meeting – steeped in tradition and mystery – had only just begun some 24 hours before white smoke appeared.