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Openly gay bishop to deliver first inauguration event invocation
Openly gay bishop to deliver first inauguration event invocation
Robinson became the U.S. Episcopal church’s first openly gay bishop in 2003. (CNN) — The first openly gay priest ordained by a major Christian denomination will deliver the invocation at the kickoff inauguration event Sunday at the Lincoln Memorial. The Rev. Gene Robinson, Episcopal bishop in New Hampshire, has accepted an invitation issued by the Obama team [...]
Gay bishop will open inaugural weekend
Gay bishop will open inaugural weekend
politico.com — The Rt. Rev. V. Gene Robinson of N.H. was elected the Episcopal Church’s first openly gay bishop in... 2003. (more) Gay bishop will open inaugural weekend
Gay Bishop Kicks off Celebrity-filled Event
Gay Bishop Kicks off Celebrity-filled Event
Gay Bishop Is Asked to Say Prayer at Inaugural Event
Gay Bishop Is Asked to Say Prayer at Inaugural Event
nytimes.com — V. Gene Robinson, the openly gay Episcopal bishop of New Hampshire who advised President-elect Obama on gay... rights issues, will deliver a prayer at an event on Sunday at the Lincoln Memorial. > (more) Gay Bishop Is Asked to Say Prayer at Inaugural Event
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Most Obvious Pander, Evah
Slublog — ... When one's choice of inaugural invocation pastor causes you political problems with a vocal constituency, the only answer? Nuclear-level pandering. ...

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THE ASTUTE BLOGGERSPT: The first openly gay priest ordained by a major Christian denomination will deliver the invocation at the kickoff inauguration event Sunday at the Lincoln Memorial. The Rev. Gene Robinson, Episcopal bishop in New Hampshire, has accepted an invitation issued by the Obama team prior to the announcement of the Rev. Rick Warren’s selection to deliver the invocation at the president-elect’s swearing-in, Politico reported Monday. Robinson had been a critic of Warren’s role, calling his inclusion in the event “really, really ...

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