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Could This be the Last National Day of Prayer
Since 1952, a Congress has required the president to declare a National Prayer Day. But last month a federal judge in Wisconsin ruled that it’s unconstitutional. President Obama has issued the declaration—and this is the day--but there won’t be an observance at the White House.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readSince 1952, a Congress has required the president to declare a National Prayer Day. But last month a federal judge in Wisconsin ruled that it’s unconstitutional. President Obama has issued the declaration—and this is the day--but there won’t be an observance at the White House.
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3 of 3The Race against the Great Gulf Oil Spill- 0:00Bombing Suspect Faisal Shahzad Continues to Provide "Useful Information"
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- 43:37Could This be the Last National Day of PrayerYou’re reading this