Voted as the first in the history of the church. The Pope's plan revealed by a discreet request

Pope Leo XIV became the first Catholic Church leader to vote in U.S. Congress elections, casting his ballot by mail. Born in the U.S., he registered to vote at his brother's address in Illinois. The Vatican emphasized the importance of civic participation, although it did not disclose his voting choice. Leo XIV, who has criticized Donald Trump, is set to embark on a significant trip to Latin America following a recent health scare. His upcoming journey will include visits to Argentina, Uruguay, and Peru, marking his longest foreign trip since becoming pope.