an xenophobic, racist white supremacist can't shoot their mouth off
anymore.

Where the “heck” are all of the nation’s legitimate religious institution’s leaders? Why have they been so silent on the lies emanating from our fearless leader’s mouth? Why have they been so silent when they so often want to preach politics from the pulpit? Why have they been so silent about the disaster in Puerto Rico? Why have they been so silent about other “religions” that promote utter and complete nonsense? Until now, why have they been so silent about the kidnapping of innocent children from their parents by our own government (my, how Nazi likej and holding them for ransom?
I’ve never been one to condone religious organizations preaching politics, but I don’t have a problem with them speaking out about right and wrong - REAL right and wrong, not a gun toting Jesus that preaches violence and disruption in the name of the Lord, but standing up for the real values of right and wrong.

who is "head" of a denomination that uses "the Bible" (i.e., the Torah or Old Testament and/or New Testament), whether Catholic or Protestant or Jewish or Muslim should be out there saying the same thing.

This is a major issue for Catholic parishes all over the country.

http://www.usccb.org/news/2018/18-003.cfm

A Message from the President of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops During National Migration Week, January 7-13

January 5, 2018
WASHINGTON—Cardinal Daniel N. DiNardo of Galveston-Houston, president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB), offers a National Migration Week message to the nation with special gratitude for the gift of immigrants and refugees.

Cardinal DiNardo's statement as follows:

"On Sunday, the Catholic Church across the United States will celebrate the beginning of National Migration Week. For nearly 50 years, this week has been a time of prayer and reflection on our history as a migrant Church and nation. In these five decades, the face of the immigrant may have changed – European, Asian, South American, and elsewhere -- but their faces reveal a common desire to secure the great blessings of American opportunity.

Pope Francis, in his statement on the World Day of Peace on January 1, 2018, advises us that if we view the situation of migrants and refugees through the wisdom of our faith 'we discover that they do not arrive empty-handed. They bring their courage, skills, energy and aspirations, as well as the treasures of their own cultures; and in this way, they enrich the lives of the nations that receive them.'

This week, I invite everyone to reflect on the Holy Father's words as well as on your own family's immigration story. Please also join me in prayer for all families, as together, we 'Share the Journey. . . ' toward a better life."

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Keywords: U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, USCCB, Cardinal Daniel N. DiNardo, National Migration Week, immigrants, refugees, Pope Francis, World Day of Peace, immigration, Share the Journey

the question was asked about ministers, etc speaking out against it and as much as I dislike the man for selling Jesus for profit and misleading people, I feel I should give the devil his due on THIS one for one reason only.

I dislike Franklin Graham intensely but he does seem to have Trump's ear... well, as much as Trump listens to anyone that is... so if there's a chance that by Graham's speaking out he could change Trump's policy on this, good!

one recent protest

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2018/may/24/bishop-michael-curry-reclaiming-jesus-washington

Except when they conveniently suit their agenda, such as with abortion, etc.

I was reading this as "Cardinal Dolan, to defend family separation, hits Sessions' use of the Bible."

Never mind.