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Touchdown! Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Coachs Right to Prayer

6/28/2022

The Supreme Court rules in favor of Joe Kennedy, upholding his right to pray at the 50-yard line after football games. OCPA is honored to have joined in amicus briefs on the coach’s behalf.

"I am incredibly grateful to the Supreme Court," football coach Joe Kennedy says of the ruling upholding his right to pray in public.

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Touchdown! Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Coach’s Right to Prayer
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