Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde's poignant sermon at a National Prayer Service addressed President Trump's policies, particularly concerning LGBTQ people and immigrants. She highlighted the fears within the community under a Trump administration, urging the president to govern with compassion. Budde emphasized that many immigrants are not criminals, imploring Trump to treat those fleeing violence with kindness. Her remarks drew criticism towards Trump's past actions, capturing the attention of many as her passionate plea resonated widely in the media.
In the name of our God, I ask you to have mercy upon the people in our country, particularly LGBTQ individuals and immigrants who are fearful.
The vast majority of immigrants are not criminals; I ask you to help those fleeing persecution find compassion and welcome here.
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