Two Catholic bishops have apologised after a meeting with Donald Trump was made public, saying they believed the encounter was private. Images from the meeting showed the bishops praying with Trump.
The bishops said they had not understood that the meeting would be publicly shared in this way. Their comments indicate that their concern centred on how the images were used after the encounter.
An apology has now been issued over what they described as the exploitation of the meeting. The available details do not identify the bishops or provide further information about when or where the meeting took place.
The latest known position is that the bishops have acknowledged the public use of the images and expressed regret, while maintaining that they had understood the meeting to be private.
