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To the editor:
In response to the Rappahannock News interview with Richard Viguerie in last week’s paper concerning his comments on prayer in our public schools, I would like to remind Mr. Viguerie that there is no law on record that prohibits a child from praying when he or she desires. What the law does prohibit, Engel vs. Vitale 370 U.S. 421, 1962, is that government written prayers shall not be required.
It is stretching the imagination to think that you can have voluntary prayer with a captive audience. Furthermore, all prayer is ultimately voluntary and the 1962 amendment never genuinely prohibited prayer. Thirdly, my concern as a Christian minister reClarification
Last week’s paper incorrectly quoted Wayne Cilimberg, Executive Director of the Planning District Nine Commission, as saying that Rappahannock County has an agreement with Culpeper County to dispose of sludge.
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