As Pope Francis makes his historic first visit to the United States, millions of Americans are turning out to thank the Pontiff for temporarily displacing Donald Trump from the news. As the Pope visits Washington, New York, and Philadelphia, people from every walk of life are expressing profound gratitude that the news media is offering non-stop coverage of Franciss every move instead of Trumps, if only for five days. Carol Foyler, of New York, said that the Popes visit would wreak havoc with traffic in Manhattan this week, but added, I would put up with that all year long if it meant seeing less of that [expletive] Trumps face. Even Americans who would not normally be expected to take an interest in the Popes visit, like agnostics and atheists, are wildly enthusiastic about the role Francis has played in momentarily ousting Trump from the headlines. I have never believed in God and I never will, said Harland Dorrinson, who is a Philadelphia-based atheist. Still, a miracle like a week without Trump kind of makes you think. Avram Heselstein, an Orthodox Jew, said he will join thousands of New Yorkers in Central Park, on Friday, to pay homage to the Pope. This isnt about being Jewish or Catholic, he said. This is about a man who just did something wonderful for everybody. Watch: In his first public appearance in New York, Pope Francis took part in evening prayers at St. Patricks Cathedral. 