Catholic Bishops Apologize After Video Shows Prayer With Trump
Catholic bishops have issued an apology after a video circulated showing them praying with former President Trump in the Oval Office.
Madison, WI, October 26, 2026 —
Catholic bishops have issued an apology after a video circulated showing them praying with former President Trump in the Oval Office, according to the available account of the incident.
The account does not identify the bishops, say when the prayer or apology took place, or provide the wording or explanation of the apology. It also does not specify when the video began circulating or who shared it. Those details remain unclear from the information provided.
The reported sequence is limited: a video showing the bishops praying with Trump circulated, and the bishops later issued an apology. The account does not explain what prompted the apology or describe how the bishops characterized their actions. It also does not state whether the apology was directed to a particular person or group.
No additional details are available about the setting beyond the Oval Office, the circumstances surrounding the prayer, or any response from Trump or others. The account does not indicate whether the video included any remarks, or whether the apology addressed the video’s circulation, the prayer itself, or another concern.
Without the bishops’ identities, the text of their statement, or further information about the circumstances, the reason for the apology cannot be determined from the available account. The reported facts establish that an apology followed the circulation of the video, but do not provide enough information to describe the bishops’ rationale or the broader response to the incident.
Story summarized from the original created by By Christopher Lamb, CNN on www.wkow.com, see more information here.
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