[In new biography, Pope Leo weighs in on Trump, LGBTQ Catholics and the Latin Mass]In the interview, the first Augustinian pope gave some insights into how he intends to govern the Catholic Church in the coming years. In today’s full transcript, Leo described how he is thinking about the tragic situation in Gaza and how he intends to engage with the People’s Republic of China. Gaza: ‘We can’t grow numb.’The American-born pope expressed “great concern” about the humanitarian situation in Gaza and noted that many people are saying “genocide” is happening there. There are some 12 million Catholics in mainland China today, and about half of them belong to the unofficial church. Pope Leo appears keen to do what he can to overcome the divisions and to promote unity among the Catholic communities in China.