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Denver Archbishop James Golka is facing criticism for leading a prayer over President Donald Trump in the Oval Office, an event that has sparked political controversy. The archbishop, who was invited months in advance following discussions on immigration, religious freedom, and visas for religious workers, defended his participation by stating the meeting was not intended as an endorsement of Trump. Golka explained that the White House shared a video of the October 22 prayer session twelve days before an election, which led to misunderstandings. He emphasized that the meeting was part of ongoing dialogue between faith leaders and the administration, and that he was simply fulfilling his role as a Catholic priest. Golka expressed disappointment that the event was being used to create division, urging Catholics to look beyond sensational headlines. The Vatican's Dicastery for Bishops reportedly criticized the meeting as 'highly inappropriate' and an 'insult to Pope Leo,' though Golka did not offer a formal apology. The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops clarified they had no involvement in organizing the event. Golka concluded by reaffirming the Church's commitment to engaging with leaders of both political parties, stating, 'This work helps only if the Church carries the same message to leaders of both parties. We will.' The incident has drawn attention to the intersection of religion and politics in the current administration, with critics questioning the appropriateness of such high-level religious ceremonies in a political context. The archbishop's attempt to distance himself from the controversy has been met with mixed reactions, as some view his explanation as insufficient to address the political implications of the event.

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