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We ask that the comfort of God's grace shall be granted to those who are sick and wounded, and to those who are prisoners of war in the hands of the enemy, waiting for the day when they will again be free.
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Roosevelt expresses a prayer for the well-being of those suffering during wartime, reflecting his compassion and leadership.
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