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Abp. Viganó at Jericho March: We must pray ‘truth will triumph over lies, justice over abuse and fraud’

Updated: December 16, 2020 at 5:58 am EST  See Comments

December 14, 2020 (LifeSiteNews) – Below is the text of Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò’s video speech to Saturday’s Jericho March.

JERICHO MARCH
“LET THE CHURCH ROAR!”
December 12, 2020

Dear brothers and sisters,

I greet all of you on this day dedicated to prayer for our beloved Nation, the United States of America. Let’s ask God to make truth and justice triumph! Let’s ask Him to dispel the lies and deceptions of the children of darkness!

You have organized these marches in many cities in America, and named them after a Biblical event: the siege of Jericho. Jericho was the first city that the people of Israel came to after they crossed the Jordan River and entered the Promised Land. The way that God commanded the Hebrew people to conquer Jericho shows us the wonderful ways of the Lord, which are so different from our ways! The Book of Joshua tells us that Jericho was walled up and completely closed – it appeared to be an impregnable fortress! It appeared that a long siege would be necessary to conquer it by hunger, or else that huge weapons of war would be needed to break down its walls. And yet the only thing

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