Several Catholic leaders have distanced themselves from the White House ahead of the midterm elections, after an administration official released a video of them praying for the president. Donald Trump in the Oval Office.
“The meeting was in no way an endorsement of the President, his policies or his party,” the Milwaukee archbishop wrote. Jeffrey Grob on Sunday.
at Grob the public apology – one of many shared over the past few days – came after Margo Martinspecial assistant to the president and communications advisor, issued a Video from October 22 around X from a group of Catholic archbishops and bishops praying for the president – which immediately sparked negative reactions privately and on social media.
Grob said he and 11 other bishops had been invited for a political discussion and the opportunity to pray privately with Asset. Instead, he explained, they were asked to stand behind the president’s desk and pray, with a video recorded without their knowledge and made public without their consent.
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