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Trump asks Ben Carson to pray at Cabinet meeting, includes press who “need prayer”

Updated: December 21, 2017 at 7:11 pm EST  See Comments

Fr. Mark Hodges

WASHINGTON, D.C., December 21, 2017 (LifeSiteNews) — President Donald Trump asked Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Dr. Ben Carson to lead prayer before a cabinet meeting, and invited the press to pray along because “You need the prayer more than I do, I think.”

“Maybe a good solid prayer and they’ll be honest, Ben, is that possible?” the president half-joked at the mainstream media’s expense.

Carson’s Trinitarian prayer addressed God the Father as “kind,” and focused on gratitude.  “We’re so thankful for the opportunities and the freedom that you’ve granted us in this country,” he prayed, as administration heads bowed and eyes closed.  

The doctor’s intercession characterized President Trump and Cabinet members as “courageous” and “willing to face the winds of controversy in order to provide a better future.”

He expressed thankfulness for the party unity which passed Trump’s tax bill, which Carson predicted would expand the economy “so we can fight the corrosive debt that has been destroying our future.”

The HUD Secretary said he hoped that unity will “spread even beyond party lines, so that people recognize we have a nation that is worth saving, and recognize that

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