Why does every pulpit in the U.S. not ring with organizing opposition to this quiet overthrow of our government? | Opinion

An Episcopal Church bishop who garnered international headlines for rebuking President Donald Trump in a sermon the day after his inauguration claims she s received over 20,000 letters of support

Bishop Budde implored both the US leader and his VP, JD Vance, to their faces: "Mr President, millions have put their trust in you, and as you told the nation yesterday, you have felt the providential hand of a loving God.

Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde said she wanted to return to social media to issue a message following the backlash she faced after standing up to Donald Trump.

We are in the grip of deepening darkness, wandering in a wilderness without a moral compass. There is need for places where we can stand together in love and justice.

It’s been said that a sermon should be judged by its impact beyond the moment when it’s preached. In the last month, the bishop’s sermon at the National Cathedral has been making

The dream of a more inclusive, fair and just America is under attack — again. The upheavals roiling us today, though not exactly evoking déjà vu, have a familiar ring. Threats to equal rights and religious liberty come to mind.