WHAT? It's wrong to pray with someone? Milwaukee Archbishop Jeffrey Grob had "reservations" about meeting with President Trump? He regrets praying with the president of the United States? Don't those outraged over Catholic bishops praying in the Oval Office realize that they are being very political? Of course, there was a photo of the meeting. There's a photo of every meeting in the Oval Office. That's not manipulation or politicization. It's extremely disappointing that Archbishop Grob has deemed his visit with President Trump to be a mistake. His apology, in itself, is a political expression that is very troubling, far more troubling than saying a prayer in the Oval Office. I didn't think Archbishop Grob was like this. Would Jesus regret praying with anyone? Would he apologize for the act? I don't think so.NEW: Bishop William Joensen of Des Moines said the White House used a private prayer with President Trump “for partisan political purposes,” the second prelate to express regret over the Oval Office gathering days before the midterm election. Milwaukee Archbishop Jeffrey Grob apologized on Sunday, saying that “something so sacred” had been manipulated. “I did not go without reservations,” he wrote. “I wish I had heeded them.” Pressure is building on the remaining 10 bishops to walk back their participation, and more than 2,500 Catholics have signed a letter asking them to apologize to the people of God and to Pope Leo XIV. https://t.co/a9xmB56n6f
— Christopher Hale (@ChristopherHale) October 26, 2026
Monday, October 26, 2026
Milwaukee Archbishop Jeffrey Grob Apologizes for Praying with Trump
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