"I worry about his rhetoric," said the cardinal in response to the question by a reporter during an interview with Raidio Teilifis Eireann. "It's very easy to stir up resentment and to blame groups of people."

The debate over the amendment continues to divide Democrats.

"We always pray for our Catholic leaders that they make the right choice, act in the best judgment and in good conscience knowing the values and teachings of the Catholic Church," the Bishop Francis X. DiLorenzo of Richmond's statement read.

Clinton is not fit to be president, but neither is Trump, they said.

The FBI announced Monday that it is now investigating how thousands of Democratic National Committee emails were hacked.

"The Lord will be able to say to us: 'Do you remember? That migrant, who so many wanted to kick out, was me,'" the pope said.

“Things aren’t that bad” has never been a good message for increasing Democratic turnout.

Tim Kaine traces his interest in politics back to his time with the Jesuits.

"I learned that people want to mend the gaps, that they really care about it, that they see the gaps differently," one sister said.

"I've never seen the city like this before. I think it's the end of the world coming," one man said.