Speeches by Congressman Don Manzullo

As we gather together to celebrate the life of Abraham Lincoln, I often wonder what he would have said to those who try to compartmentalize a public official’s personal life from his public life. [more]

"Rededication" is defined as redoing the process of consecration, of hallowing, of sanctifying. It assumes a renewal of the purpose for which the original dedication was made.

We, therefore, go back to August 22, 1899, and listen to Congressman Robert Hitt, the former reporter for the Lincoln-Douglas Debates, who served as the Charge de Affaires to the French government, and who served in Congress representing this area from 1882 to 1906. [more]

Each of us is individually and uniquely created. No two persons have the same DNA; no two snowflakes, fingerprints, voice patterns or stars are the same. The Psalmist in the 139 Psalm says the Creator knows each person's formation long before being fashioned in the womb and the life that will be set forth for each. [more]