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181106-N-IY469-013 – Lt. Cmdr. Diego Londono, a resident

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181106-N-IY469-013 – Lt. Cmdr. Diego Londono, a resident

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181106-N-IY469-013 – Lt. Cmdr. Diego Londono, a resident chaplain, leads a prayer during the Peace and Unity Prayer Service. “Brothers and sisters, let us pray for our leaders,” Londono said. “God of love, God of mercy, God of justice, we pray oh Lord, your blessing upon the work of the representatives of our country. Grant oh Lord our president, our national and local leaders and representatives, wisdom oh Lord from above and a state of resolve to administer justice over the land and the people that have been appointed to lead. May they govern with wisdom and insight. May they lead with truth and courage. Fill them, oh Lord, with hope and determination to work as if they are working for you and usher in your kingdom come.”

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06/11/2018
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