Milwaukee archbishop apologizes after White House shares Trump prayer video, alleging politicization
Milwaukee Archbishop Jeffrey Grob said the meeting was intended to discuss issues affecting Catholic communities, not to serve as a political photo opportunity Milwaukee Archbishop Jeffrey Grob publicly apologized for participating in an Oval Office prayer that he alleges was politicized by the White House. Grob claims that the meeting was intended to discuss issues affecting Catholic communities and not to serve as a political photo opportunity. The incident raised concerns about the political implications ahead of the November midterm elections. White House spokeswoman Taylor Rogers defended President Donald Trump's record on religious liberty and policies supporting Catholic Americans. Des Moines Bishop William Joensen also criticized the event, stating it was not intended to endorse a political party or candidate. The controversy comes amid ongoing disagreements between Catholic leaders and the Trump administration over immigration policy.
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Milwaukee Archbishop Jeffrey Grob said the meeting was intended to discuss issues affecting Catholic communities, not to serve as a political photo opportunity
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