Is Melania Trump Religious? Here's What The First Lady Has Shared About Her Faith
Melania Trump reveals she is a devout Catholic after meeting the Pope – the first of the faith in the White House since JFK
Melania Trump is the first Catholic in the White House since JFK | IrishCentral.com
Melania Trump spoke with Slovenian cardinal about her baptism--Aleteia
Melania Trump reveals she is a devout Catholic after meeting the Pope – the first of the faith in the White House since JFK
Trump tells evangelicals gains he's made for faith groups are 'fragile'
Can Jared Kushner Be Loyal to His Father-in-Law and His Faith? | Vanity Fair
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National News: Embracing faith themes, Trump visits shrine for John Paul II (6/3/20) | Southeast Missourian newspaper, Cape Girardeau, MO
The Pope Jokingly Asked Melania What She Feeds Trump
He Is Something': Trump Visits Pope Francis At The Vatican : The Two-Way : NPR
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Update: Trump visits shrine on anniversary of St. John Paul II visit to Poland - Catholic News Service
Melania Trump is the first Catholic first lady since Jackie Kennedy | CNN Politics
President Trump talks terrorism with Pope Francis, climate change with the Vatican - ABC News
The Meaning of Melania's Photo Shoot | The New Yorker
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Melania Trump is America's First Catholic First Lady Since 1963 - Juicy Ecumenism
Melania Trump First Catholic in White House in Decades
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Melania Trump is Catholic, she confirms after Vatican visit - The Boston Globe
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Catholic activists protest Trump's visit to St. John Paul II Shrine | National Catholic Reporter
