Liberal leaders urge their followers to press for the progressive back to Francis

American progressive Christians grieve over The loss of Pope FrancisThose who considered one of them and inspiration.

Piece in New York Times On Thursday, many left -wing Christian, Catholic and non -Catholic Christian leaders, who saw him “a strong budget for a conservative Christian power.”

Bishop Sean Wrou, bishop of the Episcopal Church, was seen by Pope Francis as a commander against the forces on the American right.

“Pope Francis stood unlike a brand of Christianity with increasing power in the United States. It is mixed with nationalism, and according to the bishop Ro,” not only Christian “but” dangerous “, as mentioned.

The latest words of Pope Francis, which were revealed, as the Vatican describes his last hours

Catholics believers in mourning for the death of Pope Francis

Billions in mourning for Pope Francis, who died on Monday. (Gustavo Garello/AP)

Now, with the Pope’s gold, new leaders should appear.

Row said: “We have to start escalating this message and delivering it in wonderful and convincing ways.” “Surely politics is the growing Christian language and the Christian story. It will now restore.”

This piece also quotes the Liberal Liberal Learning. James Martin, who died in Pope Francis The last trip to Regeina Cole Prison In Rome on the holy Thursday to meet the prisoners, with a picture of MP Riley Moore, RW. Virginia, at the terrorist detention center in El Salvador, where Kilmar Abrago Garcia is held.

Garcia is an illegal immigrant and members of the suspected MS-13 gang in Maryland before the Trump administration deportes him to the terrorist detention center.

“Mr. Moore, a Catholic, says,” Mr. More, a Catholic, says, “Mr. More, Smile In front of a cell that contains many prisoners, giving a thumb to the camera. ”

Martin said: “The two pictures cannot be more different, and the two different ways in Christianity. One of them says that we accompany people, regardless of their identity, and the other says that we manage our appearances on them and make fun of them.”

Click here to cover the media and culture

Bishop Sean Wrou, bishop of the Episcopal Church, says: “Politics is certain that the Christian language and the Christian story. We are now restoring it.” (The Episcopal Church via AP)

Now, “their values are especially weak” and the progressive Christian leaders highlighted by the New York Times are wondering what the future will look.

“Everything that happens in the rest of my life or for you, some of us must burn a candle,” Bishop Marian Edgar, of Washington’s Episcopal Diocese, told the Times.

Buddhist Bishop that challenged Trump The next day to install him in the service of prayer in the Washington National Cathedral, Trump asks, in the name of “the name of our God … to have mercy on people in our country who are now afraid. There are gay and gay children and (transgender) in democratic families, Republicans and independents, some who fear their lives.”