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Two Catholic bishops expressed regret after a White House meeting produced publicly distributed photos and video of them praying with President Donald Trump, with one report saying they accused the White House of turning the private prayer into a campaign photo opportunity.
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Two Catholic bishops have apologized after the White House publicly distributed images of them praying with President Donald Trump in the Oval Office, saying they believed the meeting was private and that the images were exploited for partisan political purposes.
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The two apologizing bishops were identified as Archbishop Jeffrey Grob of Milwaukee and Bishop William Joensen of Des Moines, and reports established that the White House publicly posted photos and video of the Oval Office prayer.
Two bishops express regret after the White House posts photos and video of a prayer with them in the Oval Office Two Catholic bishops who bowed their heads with Donald Trump in the Oval Office now say they regret it, accusing the White House of turning a private prayer into a campaign photo opportunity before next week’s US elections. Archbishop Jeffrey Grob of Milwaukee and bishop William Joensen of Des Moines, who…
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