Biden Leaves God Out of National Day of Prayer
2 min read(Montana Daily Gazette) Who are we supposed to be praying to, again? What is prayer, exactly? When Democrats attempt to appear vaguely interested in religion, they fall flatter than Rep. Mary Ann Dunwell at an NRA Convention. Joe Biden’s recent call for a National Day of Prayer (a presidential tradition), he failed to mention, you know…God and stuff.
Probably being reminded of the tradition by one of his staffers, after being reminded what day of the week it was, that he was president, and that he should wear pants when he leaves the West Wing, Biden issued the cringe-worthy proclamation…
I invite the citizens of our Nation to give thanks, in accordance with their own faiths and consciences, for our many freedoms and blessings, and I join all people of faith in prayers for spiritual guidance, mercy, and protection,
To whom? To whom are we praying?
Earlier this week, The Most Rev. Salvatore J. Cordileone, Archbishop of San Francisco, issued a pastoral letter stating that after all attempts to convince President Biden not to rip babies out of the womb and scalp them for medical experiments, he should be denied Holy Communion. Cordileone’s suggestion that Biden be denied Communion will probably be rejected by Pope Francis, who is only nominally Catholic but aggressively Marxist.
Despite being a Papist belonging to a church that still, kinda sorta, expresses belief in some kind of diety (for now), Biden seems to have forgotten the three-letter name for the Christian deity, G-O-D.
This article was originally posted at the Montana Daily Gazette here. Title changed by Mile High Evening News.
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