Bishop Budde’s call for mercy was not an attack on Trump. It was a reminder. | Opinion
Let’s name the truth: Bishop Budde’s call for mercy was not an attack. It was a reminder. A reminder that leadership without mercy is tyranny. A reminder that the church’s foundation lies in caring for the “least of these.” A reminder that our faith demands responsibility for the vulnerable.
The fake claim alleged Budde was removed for her comments during President Donald Trump's inaugural prayer service.
The bishop asked President Trump publicly to “have mercy,” electrifying some liberal churchgoers in an era dominated by ...
As corporations and institutions bow to Trump’s whims and grievances, a Washington, D.C., bishop, shaped by her time serving ...
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Before Standing Up to Trump, Bishop Budde Helped Matthew Shepard's Parents Safely Lay Their Son to RestAmid the launch of the second Trump administration on Monday, one thing marred the new U.S. president’s week: a sermon of ...
"Our church is committed to advocating for and supporting laws, policies and practices that respect diverse bodies, rejecting ...
Go to Church, Dems Republicans may come to thank Rev. Mariann Budde. Sure, her disrespectful and tone-deaf sermon at ...
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Mychael Schnell chats with The Hill’s technology reporter Miranda Nazzarro after a Chinese AI app surged to the top of app ...
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Coral Ridge Presbyterian pastor says Budde's 'mean' sermon sowed division, showed mainline decayCoral Ridge Presbyterian pastor Rob Pacienza, who attended the prayer service at the Washington National Cathedral last week, ...
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