Chapter Two of the biblical Book of Exodus compresses into a mere five paragraphs the extraordinary story of Moses the Israelite boy born into a slave family who becomes the prince of Egypt and then a ...

Most notable among those is a deacon of a church in Utah who accused the bishop of the National Cathedral, Marianne Budde, of committing the “sin of empathy” in her homily. The good bishop ...

It's the first crisis of the 11-day-old Donald Trump's administration. The president claims the collision between the Black ...

Budde, a mother of two adult children, has authored three books, most recently "How We Learn to be Brave: Decisive Moments in Life and Faith." In it she writes, "Decisive moments involve conscious ...

President Trump took to his personal social media platform recently to lambast and denigrate Episcopal Bishop Marianne Edgar Budde, who presided over the inaugural prayer service at the National ...

Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde, whose sermon at a national prayer service last week was heard round the world, credits a "humble" upbringing in the North Jersey suburbs for shaping her worldview. Budde, ...

The words that the Episcopal Bishop of Washington, Mariann Budde, spoke to President Donald Trump were few, but they carried a powerful message of prophetic confrontation with those in power.

In her book “How Democracy Failed,” Switzer vividly recalls ... have heaped on the Right Rev. Marianne Budde. In her homily at the National Prayer Service after the presidential inauguration, she ...

In his usual way, Mr. Trump projected his own failings onto others by questioning Mariann Budde’s competence. Asking her to apologize to the nation was the epitome of injured innocence. Marianne Budde ...

That book should be required reading for every ... In directly appealing to US President Donald Trump, Bishop Marianne Budde of the Episcopalian Church in Washington, DC, is proving the strength ...

The bishop asked President Trump publicly to “have mercy,” electrifying some liberal churchgoers in an era dominated by conservative versions of Christianity. By Ruth Graham and Elizabeth Dias ...