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To: topher

Topher, sorry to see you got some hostile responses right away. I think what you’re getting at here is that we need to pray for our country, and specifically that God will intervene to help us elect moral, responsible leaders. McCain is not really the issue.

For those who believe in God, let’s recognize that blogging, writing letters, calling Congress, voting and campaigning are not enough to ensure the continued prosperity and goodness of our nation. WE NEED PRAYER.

Our country is rejecting God through abortion, the desecration of the family, and moral relativism. We need to ask God for his mercy and protection, and that the election will yield results in accordance with his Divine will.

Jesus, we trust in Thee, have mercy on us and on the whole world.
Our Lady of Guadalupe, patroness of the Americas, pray for us.
O, Mary, conceived without sin, pray for us who have recourse to thee.


5 posted on 04/19/2008 10:53:40 PM PDT by baa39 ("God bless America" - Pope Benedict XVI, April 16, 2008)
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To: baa39

I agree...and prayer can only make things better! ;-)


80 posted on 04/20/2008 5:03:43 AM PDT by SumProVita ("Cogito ergo sum pro vita." .....updated Descartes)
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To: baa39
I would agree we need prayer...

The hostile responses are okay...

McCain becomes an issue that good people do not become dis-enfranchised in this election and allow the liberals and other bad influences get more power in the Congress.

People need to be more involved in politics and not less involved...

186 posted on 04/22/2008 12:42:34 PM PDT by topher (Let us return to old-fashioned morality - morality that has stood the test of time...)
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