Rev. Patrick Mahoney: For 70 Years the National Day of Prayer Was Held at the U.S. Capitol Building. Not This Year

Rev. Patrick Mahoney: For 70 Years the National Day of Prayer Was Held at the U.S. Capitol Building. Not This Year

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