During Donald Trump’s inauguration as the 47th President, a sermon by Episcopal Bishop Mariann Budde at Washington’s National Cathedral sparked attention. Addressing Trump directly, she urged him to show compassion for marginalized communities.
Bishop Budde’s message emphasized empathy, calling on the new president to protect vulnerable groups.
Her words contrasted sharply with the divisive rhetoric of Trump’s campaign.
The sermon prompted discussions about leadership’s responsibility to foster unity and justice. It served as a moral reminder of the need to uplift all communities during his presidency.
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