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NEW VIDEO: Romney Accepts “Canterbury Medal for Religious Freedom”

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Jun 3, 2008

On May 8, 2008, Gov. Mitt Romney and his wife Ann were awarded the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty’s Canterbury Medal for “Courage in the Defense of Religious Liberty.” Mr. Romney’s 18-minute acceptance speech, before friends and supporters of the Becket Fund at the Metropolitan Club in New York, focused on the need for religion in a free society.

The Canterbury Medal is awarded annually to the public figure who “resolutely and publicly refused to render unto Caesar that which is God’s.” Past recipients include Nobel Peace Laureate Elie Wiesel, Mary Ann Glendon of Harvard Law School and current U.S. Ambassador to the Holy See and Charles Colson, founder of Prison Fellowship Ministries.

For previous posts on 2008 Canterbury Medal Dinner, click here.

Watch Part I of Gov. Romney’s acceptance speech here:

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8 Responses to “NEW VIDEO: Romney Accepts “Canterbury Medal for Religious Freedom””

  1. ChrisB Says:

    Thanks so much for posting these clips!


  2. bigmo Says:

    Awesome!


  3. Andrew Says:

    Very enlightening. Enjoyable.


  4. David Kim Says:

    It’s so great to see him in action again!


  5. Makeli Says:

    Hearing him teach again makes my day. He was truly the better candidate. Anyone who sees this has to agree.


  6. Paulee & Mike Says:

    Thank you so much, another great Romney speech! Compare the ability level between this and Mccain’s speech last night. People made a major mistake, Mitt was our man for the White house. Will we ever be able to get over this terrible injustice to the Romney family? Eventually, maybe it’s time to write the RNC again. We want Mitt for VP! Pleassssssssse.


  7. 2thepoint Says:

    So powerful. One can feel his convictions through the computer screen.

    I do agree with Romney; God will continue to bless our nation as long as we deserve it.

    As individuals, we have a moral obligation to be the best we can be, so collectively, the United States of America can be worthy of the blessings we’ve been given and remain on the “eligibility list” for additional help as we navigate through these troubled times.

    May God bless Mitt and Ann Romney.


  8. peter combes Says:

    If there were only a way for everyone to hear and understand. So sad. Perhaps someday after we hit the bottom and begin to look up and climb out. God bless the Romney family and all of us. - P


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