I cannot believe it. I saw it. I cannot believe it.
As a bishop in the Episcopal Church, and an American citizen, I am shaken watching protestors in Lafayette Park gassed and cleared so that the President of the United States can do a photo op in front of St. John's Episcopal Church holding a Bible.This is blasphemy in real time.
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Amen, Bishop Brewer.
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How do we get the Church to withhold the sacraments from all involved until they do meaningful penance, starting with demilitarizing their department?
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I'm afraid that only works on people who: A) have a soul B) have a conscience; and C) care about either
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Thanks for speaking up. I feel he’s not reas some key passageshttps://twitter.com/joshfg/status/1267612648063086592?s=21 …
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Amen Bishop, we need to stop this tyranny against the people and against the word of the lord!
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Rioters, looters, seditionists, & other violent felons aren’t “protestors.” And when a President of the United States visits and shows solidarity with “the Church of Presidents” (est. 1816) after a domestic-terrorist attack, that’s not a “photo op.”
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