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As America approaches its 250th anniversary, it is worth reflecting on the biblical foundation upon which this nation was built. From the wooden cross planted at Cape Henry in 1607 to George Washington's first presidential address, the evidence is clear that this civilization was established for the glory of God. Like ancient Israel, however, America has drifted far from that foundation, exchanging the light of God for the idols of culture, politics, and moral relativism. The only true hope for this nation is not found in governments, courts, or financial markets. It is found in one name alone: Jesus Christ. As Catholics, we are called to repent, to stand firm, and to bend our knee before Him alone, come what may.
By Fr. Robert CooperAs America approaches its 250th anniversary, it is worth reflecting on the biblical foundation upon which this nation was built. From the wooden cross planted at Cape Henry in 1607 to George Washington's first presidential address, the evidence is clear that this civilization was established for the glory of God. Like ancient Israel, however, America has drifted far from that foundation, exchanging the light of God for the idols of culture, politics, and moral relativism. The only true hope for this nation is not found in governments, courts, or financial markets. It is found in one name alone: Jesus Christ. As Catholics, we are called to repent, to stand firm, and to bend our knee before Him alone, come what may.