Millions watched President Donald Trump’s inauguration, where Bishop Mariann Budde’s sermon drew attention for addressing sensitive topics. She urged Trump to show mercy, saying, “Millions have put their trust in you.” She highlighted fears among LGBTQIA+ individuals and immigrant families, referencing executive orders on immigration and gender. “Immigrants…pay taxes and are good neighbors,” she noted, advocating compassion for vulnerable groups. Budde, previously critical of Trump, called for moral leadership and quoted scripture: “We are to be merciful to the stranger.” Trump dismissed the sermon, while Rep. Mike Collins controversially suggested deporting the bishop.
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