Milwaukee Archbishop Grob issues ‘public apology’ over White House meeting
Archbishop Jeffrey Grob said his “intention was never to cause confusion, anger, or disappointment among the people entrusted to my care” and that the meeting was publicized without consent. Milwaukee Archbishop Jeffrey Grob of Milwaukee has issued a public apology for his involvement in a controversial meeting of bishops at the White House, where he and 11 other bishops were invited to discuss issues such as immigration enforcement, religious worker visas, and human dignity. The meeting, which was attended by President Donald Trump, was publicized without the consent of the participants and led by Denver Archbishop James Golka, who defended his participation in the event. Grob stated that the meeting was not an endorsement of the president or his policies and that he did not go to the meeting without reservations. He issued a statement on Oct. 25 to clarify that he was not intending to cause confusion, anger, or disappointment among the people entrusted to his care.
Publicados : 6 horas atrás por Tina Dennelly no Politics World
Archbishop Jeffrey Grob of Milwaukee on Sunday issued what he called a “public apology” over his part in the Oct. 22 meeting of bishops at the White House.
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