Milwaukee Archbishop apologizes for White House visit, says permission for posting of video was 'not given by the bishops'
The archbishop of Milwaukee is apologizing after a video of him and other bishops praying over President Donald Trump was recently posted on social media. Milwaukee Archbishop Jeffrey Grob has issued an apology for his involvement in a controversial White House visit, which included a video of him and other bishops praying over President Donald Trump. Grob claims that the meeting was held without the consent of the participants and that he and 11 other bishops were invited to discuss matters of importance to the Church, including immigration enforcement, religious worker visas, and human dignity. He also stated that he received "messages of serious concern" after a video and photos of the prayer were posted online. Grobs stated that the bishops did not intend to pose for a political photo opportunity to benefit the few.
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The archbishop of Milwaukee is apologizing after the White House shared a video of him and other bishops praying over President Donald Trump.
In an apology posted to the Archdiocese of Milwaukee webs... [3565 symbols]
Темы: Christianity
