On his first morning as president of the United States, Donald Trump prayed with leaders of almost every major religion.
The national prayer service, an inauguration tradition held at Washington National Cathedral, included a rabbi, an imam, a Baha'i leader, a Hindu priest and everyone in between — but with no sermon, the service included little topical content directly addressing Trump's incipient presidency.
Instead, the service focused on biblical readings, patriotic music and Christian hymns, and prayers for the country and its leadership.
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