continue at Catholic SunPeople of faith have the responsibility to “advocate for their faith,” not only through good works, but on spiritual realms — one being through prayer, U.S. House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wisconsin, said May 17.
He made the comments at the 12th annual National Catholic Prayer Breakfast, which drew a record high of about 1,300 attendees to a downtown Washington hotel.
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In his address, in addition to highlighting the importance of prayer, Ryan also emphasized the need to advocate for the government to safeguard religious liberty.
“Religious liberty is going to make a comeback,” he said. “There is a growing need for faith in this nation.”
Ryan, who is Catholic, also emphasized the importance of good works, referencing the ministry of Sister Constance and the Little Sisters of Poor.
I think the Breitbart campaign against Paul Ryan is weird. Not to say that I agree with all Ryan policy, but I just don't get it.
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Don't know enough about Ryan's opponent to endorse him....but Ryan has ALWAYS voted Big Gummint, has utterly failed to control the budget--or even to keep his promises about it--and has a fondness for silly treaties.
IOW, Paul Ryan is not a Conservative. He occasionally talks a very good subsidiarity talk, but hasn't walked the walk.
Ryan has also been artful in his dodges about immigration. It's ridiculous to claim that allowing un-vetted potential terrorists into this country--wholesale--is "who we are." Foreigners do NOT have Constitutional rights.
He's a nice guy with a large wall around his house.
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