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Catholic Bishops Regret Prayer Photo With Trump

25 Oct to 27 Oct
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Catholic Bishops Regret Prayer Photo With Trump. (2026, October 27). The Aporia. https://the-aporia.com/event/106584

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Minnesota-based Bishop Robert Barron, for example, agreed to serve on Trump’s Religious Liberty Commission, which was filled almost entirely with conservative Christians.

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Some other bishops vehemently denounced aspects of Trump’s tough stance on immigration enforcement, saying it runs counter to Catholic teaching.

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  1. 25 Oct

    Minnesota-based Bishop Robert Barron, for example, agreed to serve on Trump’s Religious Liberty Commission, which was filled almost entirely with conservative Christians.

    3 outlets · Toronto Star
  2. 26 Oct

    “We were told the meeting was to be a private discussion, that several Catholic members of the cabinet might make an appearance, and that there could be an opportunity to pray privately with the president.”

    2 outlets · The Independent

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