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As resistance to the new presidential administration grows, leaders like Rt. Reverend Mariann Edgar Budde are emerging. In a powerful inaugural address, Budde called for compassion towards vulnerable communities, including LGBTQ+ individuals, shocking many, including President Trump. Her bold stance resonated with others, like Danielle Moodie, who praised her courage, contrasting her bravery against the fear propagated by the MAGA movement. Another leader, Archdeacon Miguel Bustos, emphasizes the Episcopal Church's welcoming stance towards LGBTQ+ people, marking a significant moment of inclusion in faith communities.
When the Rt. Reverend Mariann Edgar Budde, the Bishop of Washington, made a plea for mercy and compassion during her inaugural address, it shocked many, including President Trump.
Danielle Moodie praised Bishop Budde as a profile in courage, highlighting the importance of standing against fear and intimidation from the MAGA movement.
Bishop Budde’s sermon urged President Trump to consider the plight of vulnerable communities, including LGBTQ+ individuals, at a pivotal moment.
Archdeacon Miguel Bustos emphasized the Episcopal Church’s commitment to inclusivity for LGBTQ+ individuals, allowing same-sex marriage and promoting gender identity acceptance.
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