Episcopal bishop Marianne Budde is reacting with kindness following President Donald Trump’s criticism of her sermon at the traditional inaugural prayer service Tuesday.

The Right Rev. Mariann Edgar Budde, whose appeal to President Trump for mercy in her sermon at a national prayer service caused a stir, said she will not apologize despite GOP backlash.

Archbishop Martin Modéus, the current head of the Church of Sweden, recently told Swedish journalist Anna Hedenmo that, in ...

Trump takes to social media and criticizes Budde. The bishop’s sermon drew reactions from Trump, his family, Vance and others, who may have perceived her words as a direct attack on the president.

Budde's words inspire decency and compassion in the face ... President Trump took to his personal social media platform recently to lambast and denigrate Episcopal Bishop Marianne Edgar Budde, ...

Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde, the Episcopal bishop of Washington, has defended her decision to deliver a bold and compassionate sermon directly addressing Trump during a prayer service at Washington ...

Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde joined NPR's All Things Considered on Wednesday to discuss her hope President Trump's new administration would show compassion toward vulnerable communities following a ...

Bishop Mariann Budde, who leads the Episcopal Diocese of Washington, will be delivering an address in San Francisco for Palm Sunday at Grace Cathedral. Context: During President Trump's inaugural ...

Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde explains her pointed message to Pres. Trump at Tuesday's inaugural prayer service: "My responsibility yesterday morning was to reflect, to pray with the nation for unity." ...