San Diego's first-ever cardinal will soon lead Washington, D.C., diocese as Trump takes office

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : "I have never in my life felt more welcomed, more supported or more rewarded than I felt sharing my ministry with the priests, the women religious, and the faithful parishioners of our diocese.
56% : The public prayer he recently offered up for Trump struck a similar tone, asking that the president-elect and other incoming leaders "transform our political culture so that genuine dialogue and devotion to the sacred dignity of the human person will characterize our government at every level.
41% : "Nonetheless, McElroy has arguably been preparing his entire life to confront somebody like Trump.
40% : At an anti-abortion rally downtown two years ago, McElroy came off less as a culture warrior than a pastor asking parishioners to defend all human life, from prisoners on death row to low-income residents lacking quality health care.

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