Our Country First in Faith and Civic Duty
A fiery sermon urges Congress and readers to formally acknowledge Almighty God in the Constitution and platforms. It defends national heritage, warns against anti religious atheism, and extols immigration as a shared mission while urging education for newcomers and reverence for the ballot as a sacred trust.
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