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For the first time, a Catholic archbishop sues Trump over access to immigrant detainees

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By Jack Jenkins Verified
| Religion News Service Verified
(RNS) — Archbishop Mitchell Thomas Rozanski, along with the Archdiocese of St. Louis that he leads, has filed a lawsuit against the federal government, arguing President Donald Trump’s administration and a local sheriff are violating the religious rights of Catholic leaders and immigrant detainees by placing restrictions on clergy who visit a local detention center.
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For the first time, a Catholic archbishop sues Trump over access to immigrant detainees

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By Jack Jenkins Verified
| Religion News Service Verified
(RNS) — Archbishop Mitchell Thomas Rozanski, along with the Archdiocese of St. Louis that he leads, has filed a lawsuit against the federal government, arguing President Donald Trump’s administration and a local sheriff are violating the religious rights of Catholic leaders and immigrant detainees by placing restrictions on clergy who visit a local detention center.
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Bishop Mariann Budde to resign, will remain in post during lengthy replacement process

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By Jack Jenkins Verified
| Anabaptist World
Mariann Budde, who shot to fame after urging President Donald Trump to have mercy on immigrants and others, announced on Oct. 1 that she plans to resign as head of the Episcopal Diocese of Washington. The move sets in motion a nearly two-year process to find her replacement as she finishes out her lengthy tenure as one of the country’s most visible religious leaders. Budde will remain the Episcopal bishop of Washington until June 2028, when her replacement will be consecrated.
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