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House Chaplain asks for mercy as partial government shutdown wears on

Father Patrick Conroy prays in opening the House daily session on day 32 of a partial government shutdown in thanks for another day, Scripture reads not to oppress a hired servant but give his wages lest he cry to the Lord, then to the one who works wages are not a gift but is due, to impel those in power to do so to bring resolution to the shutdown, in such a contentious time for humility to be manifest in opposing positions to find relief and those charged with safe travel and borders be properly compensated, Lord have mercy on us.
Father Patrick Conroy prays in opening the House daily session on day 32 of a partial government shutdown in thanks for another day, Scripture reads not to oppress a hired servant but give his wages lest he cry to the Lord, then to the one who works wages are not a gift but is due, to impel those in power to do so to bring resolution to the shutdown, in such a contentious time for humility to be manifest in opposing positions to find relief and those charged with safe travel and borders be properly compensated, Lord have mercy on us.
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January 22, 2019
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