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Camp Pendleton Memorial Cross
Filed in: American Heritage | 10:03 AM Apr. 20, 2012

Soldier Who Raised the Cross Speaks Out

Former Navy Chaplain Scott Radetski was one of the original seven who placed the cross at Camp Pendleton to honor fallen comrades and led the charge t  

Camp Pendleton Cross
Filed in: American Heritage | 10:38 AM Apr. 19, 2012

Protect the Cross - A Symbol of Sacrifice

Support is building for the Camp Pendleton Cross. Today, the importance of protecting these and other symbols of our nation's heritage, and why the c  

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Content type: Video | 8:12 AM Apr. 30, 2012
Camp Pendleton Memorial Cross Must Remain - Sekulow Ep. 254

A decision of whether to keep in place two memorial crosses at Camp Pendleton or succumb to pressure by an atheist group and remove them is about to be made by the U.S. Marine Corps. The ACLJ is taking a stand defending this memorial cross, a symbol  

Content type: Video | 7:23 AM Apr. 27, 2012
Defending Camp Pendleton Memorial Cross - Sekulow Ep. 253

The U.S. Marine Corps is poised to announce its decision - whether to keep in place two memorial crosses at Camp Pendleton - or succumb to pressure by an atheist group and remove them. The ACLJ is taking a stand defending this memorial cross, a symbo  

Mojave Memorial Cross in California

Content type: DocketBlogPost | 1:07 PM Apr. 25, 2012
Mojave Desert Cross War Memorial Will Stand

A cross that was first erected nearly 80 years ago by the Veterans of Foreign Wars in honor of the heroes of World War I will finally be allowed to stand. More than a decade after the ACLU originally sued to have the cross memorial removed from publ  

Camp Pendleton Memorial Cross

Content type: RadioShow | 10:03 AM Apr. 20, 2012
Soldier Who Raised the Cross Speaks Out

Former Navy Chaplain Scott Radetski was one of the original seven who placed the cross at Camp Pendleton to honor fallen comrades and led the charge to replace it after it burned down. Today, he joins the program to explain the importance of protect  

Camp Pendleton Cross

Content type: RadioShow | 10:38 AM Apr. 19, 2012
Protect the Cross - A Symbol of Sacrifice

Support is building for the Camp Pendleton Cross. Today, the importance of protecting these and other symbols of our nation's heritage, and why the cross is an especially important symbol in the military.  

Camp Pendleton Memorial Crosses

Content type: RadioShow | 10:18 AM Apr. 18, 2012
Cross Honoring Fallen Marines Must Stand

We must defend the Camp Pendleton cross, honoring fallen Marines, against an atheist assault. Representative Randy Forbes (VA-4), Chairman of the Congressional Prayer Caucus, joins the program today to discuss the importance of protecting this memor  

Camp Pendleton Memorial Cross

Content type: RadioShow | 10:11 AM Apr. 17, 2012
Atheist Attack on Marine Memorial Cross

An atheist group has attacked the Camp Pendleton cross, a Marine memorial honoring those who lost their lives in service to our nation. Today, an update on our fight to defend this memorial - a symbol of sacrifice that means so much to so many Marin  

Camp Pendleton Memorial Crosses

Content type: DocketBlogPost | 2:38 PM Apr. 16, 2012
Context Matters with the Camp Pendleton Crosses

The “controversy” over two wooden crosses that stand high atop a hill in the middle of Camp Pendleton must be put into context. And context, especially when the Establishment Clause has been called into question, matters. In 2003, seven  

Content type: Video | 11:18 AM Apr. 16, 2012
Sekulow Now: Protecting the Camp Pendleton Crosses

The Camp Pendleton memorial crosses are under attack. Marines placed the crosses on a remote hill about 10 years ago. Two groups have demanded they be removed. A decision on this matter is expected from the Marine Corps any day.  

Camp Pendleton Cross

Content type: RadioShow | 10:22 AM Apr. 16, 2012
Defend Camp Pendleton Memorial Cross

The U.S. Marine Corps is poised to announce its decision – whether to keep in place two memorial crosses at Camp Pendleton – or succumb to pressure by an atheist group and remove them. Today, the latest as the ACLJ stands in defense of t  

 
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