It was then, in the course of a prayer service in Milwaukee, that Archbishop Rembert Weakland offered a public apology for the actions that have led to his de facto resignation after 25 years of service.
In contrast, of course, the prayer in Town of Greece was directed to the public, some or all of whom had business before the town board.
So, of course, our prayer life was always marked by concern about Father.
Why, it's a "Special Pentagon Multi-faith Emphasis for the National Day of Prayer," of course!
In the course of a strikingly inclusive prayer he appealed to a god of "various understandings" to bless and protect "his child" Obama.
Of course, teaching children about the practice of prayer depends upon their age and ability to understand abstract concepts.
Try telling that to potential Republican presidential candidate Rick Perry who is, of course, organizing a huge Christian "Day of Prayer".
He points out that George Washington and John Adams issued proclamations for days of prayer (omitting, of course, that John Adams's proclamation caused a riot in Philadelphia because of its mixing of religion and politics, and that Adams himself had to hide in his house for his own safety on the appointed day of prayer).
Whatever the struggles or transgressions, we can change the course of our future, through repentance, prayer, righteousness and self-sacrifice.
