Tag: Proclamation
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George Washington’s 1789 Thanksgiving Proclamation
In 1789, George Washington’s Thanksgiving Proclamation, lost for 130 years, called for a day of thanksgiving and prayer. It highlights gratitude for the country’s establishment, peace, and the liberties and knowledge enjoyed. It also seeks forgiveness for transgressions and asks for prosperity and wise governance. It is now housed in the Library of Congress. Read more
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Thanksgiving Proclamation
In 1789, George Washington recommended a day of thanksgiving and prayer for the people of the United States. He urged the nation to acknowledge and be thankful for the blessings and protection from God, and to seek forgiveness for their transgressions. The proclamation emphasized gratitude, humility, and the pursuit of peace and prosperity. Read more
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Reconsecration Day
A special communication of Unity Lodge No. 146 A. F. and A. M. will be held in the Masonic Temple in Front Royal on Monday at 8 pm, featuring a Reconsecration Day program and a radio address by the Grand Master of Virginia. All Masons in good standing are encouraged to attend. Refreshments provided. Read more
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