*On the anniversary of D-Day, we remember President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s D-Day Prayer spoken over radio on the eve of the invasion. This radio prayer by the President of the United States reminds us of the spiritual dimension of the war, not just the political and military. My fellow Americans: Last night, when I…
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