"Read The Walls" of the Government buildings in Washington, DC
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GGkEHF-zXP4

An excerpt from Abraham Lincoln's second inaugural speech carved into the interior of the Lincoln Memorial - See more at: http://s869.photobucket.com/user/HolyBurrito/media/Americas%20Foundation/A_LINCOLN_2ND_INAUGUR_SPCH_LINCOLN_.jpg.html#sthash.cFcRMQ2f.d"Read The Walls" of the Government buildings in Washington, DChttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GGkEHF-zXP4

Moses on the rear facade of the U.S. Supreme Court



Moses with the Ten Commandments in the rotunda of the Library of Congress





Liberty of Worship & quote; statute resting on the Ten Commandments outside the Ronald Reagan Building






Moses with the Ten Commandments inside the Supreme Court's courtroom

The Adams Prayer Mantel in the White House: (Photo Courtesy of the White House) - See more at: http://s869.photobucket.com/user/HolyBurrito/media/Americas%20Foundation/THE_ADAMS_PRAYER_MANTEL_IN_WH.jpg.html#sthash.cFcRMQ2f.dpuf

The Adams Prayer Mantel in the White House: (Photo Courtesy of the White House) - See more at: http://s869.photobucket.com/user/HolyBurrito/media/Americas%20Foundation/THE_ADAMS_PRAYER_MANTEL_IN_WH.jpg.html#sthash.cFcRMQ2f.dpuf

The Adams Prayer Mantel in the White House: (Photo Courtesy of the White House)



The Ten Commandments in the floor of the National Archives


De Soto's Burial in the Mississippi River" in the rotunda of the U.S. Capital.



An excerpt from Virginia's Statute of Religious Freedom, authored by Thomas Jefferson, on the wall of the Jefferson Memorial





Painting called Knowledge in the North Hall of the Library of Congress




A stained glass window of George Washington praying, in the chapel in the U.S. Capitol

A phrase from Lord Tennyson in the rotunda of the Library of Congress






Discovery of the Mississippi River by Hernando De Soto in the U.S. Capitol




Carving of Ten Commandments on doors of the U.S. Supreme Court



 Jesuit Father James Marquette in the U.S. Capitol
Sculpture in front of the U.S. district court building


An excerpt from Abraham Lincoln's second inaugural speech carved into the interior of the Lincoln Memorial

Inscription inside the Washington Monument

Inscription inside the Washington Monument
A memorial plaque from the Free Press Methodist Episcopal Church inside the Washington Monument

A memorial plaque from the Free Press Methodist Episcopal Church inside the Washington Monument - See more at: http://s869.photobucket.com/user/HolyBurrito/media/Americas%20Foundation/MEM_PLAK_FREE_PRESS_METHOD_CHRCH_IN.jpg.html#sthash.cFcRMQ2f.dpuf

Roman Goddess of  War








The fresco painted on the ceiling of the Capitol rotunda of Washington’s rise to Heaven. (The word "apotheosis" literally means the raising and glorification of a person as an ideal; George Washington was honored as a national icon in the nineteenth century.)

A painting of the Roman goddess of war in the Senate side of the U.S. Capitol - See more at: http://s869.photobucket.com/user/HolyBurrito/media/Americas%20Foundation/ROMAN_GODDESS_OF_WAS_US_SENATE.jpg.html#sthash.cFcRMQ2f.dpuf


A painting of the Roman goddess of war in the Senate side of the U.S. Capitol

Father Junipero Serra, a Spanish Franciscan missionary holding a Cross in the Capital Rotunda, Hall of Statues.







Marcus Whitman holding his Bible in the Capital Rotunda, Hall of Statues ...  was an American physician and missionary in the Oregon Country.
http://www.historylink.org/index.cfm?DisplayPage=output.cfm&file_id=9226








Fr. Damien de Veuster, known as the “hero of Molokai,” was selected by Hawaii to represent our newest state. Serving as a priest on the big island of Hawaii, he saw many of his parishioners exiled to the island of Molokai when they contracted Hansen's disease (leprosy). Deprived of their families and hope, they were left in desperate circumstances. Fr. Damien volunteered to go and minister to the spiritual and temporal needs of the 600 homeless, abandoned men sent to Molokai, knowing that he, too, would never be allowed to leave the island. He cared for each victim of the disease, built their coffins, and saw to their burial in the area called the Garden of the Dead. Father Damien built churches, orphanages, homes and medical clinics. In time, he contracted leprosy, but continued his work until his death in 1885. St. Damien was canonized in October 2009.














 Laus Deo ... 'Praise be to God!' Is engraved on the cap of the Washington Monument.

DidJaKnow? Facts About The Washington Momument
http://www.lilesnet.com/didjaknow/washington_monument/

Washington Monument's hidden "Laus Deo" (Praise be to God)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZtiBBRKlaY

A painting of the Roman goddess of war in the Senate side of the U.S. Capitol - See more at: http://s869.photobucket.com/user/HolyBurrito/media/Americas%20Foundation/ROMAN_GODDESS_OF_WAS_US_SENATE.jpg.html#sthash.cFcRMQ2f.dpuf

A painting of the Roman goddess of war in the Senate side of the U.S. Capitol - See more at: http://s869.photobucket.com/user/HolyBurrito/media/Americas%20Foundation/ROMAN_GODDESS_OF_WAS_US_SENATE.jpg.html#sthash.cFcRMQ2f.dpuf