Wilton Daniel Gregory
Wilton Daniel Gregory is an American prelate of the Roman Catholic Church who currently serves as the Archbishop of Washington, D.C. Born on December 7, 1947, he was previously the Archbishop of Atlanta and the Bishop of Belleville, Illinois. Gregory made history as the first African American bishop to lead the Archdiocese of Washington. He is known for his commitment to social justice, interfaith dialogue, and fostering inclusivity within the Church. In the recent conclave that elected Pope Leo XIV, Gregory emphasized that the election was focused on strengthening the Christian faith rather than political considerations, reflecting his dedication to pastoral leadership.
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Wilton Daniel Gregory noted that Prevost effectively participated in discussions despite not making specific statements to the congregation.
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Wilton Daniel Gregory dismissed the idea that the vote was a counterweight against the US president.
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