Funny as hell we can have a "national day of prayer" but when kids have a moment of silence in school it's all screams of religious indoctrination.

Either both are or neither are.

For christs sake the word "prayer" is right there in the title of the day. If we're going to be absurd hypocrites we could at least change it to "reflection" or something to make our nonsensical manufactured issues offense somewhat consistent.

Should people pray in Spanish...

Since it's also Cinco de Mayo?

Well it seems kind of like a stupid thing to me. I thought religious people were supposed to talk to their respective gods daily, if not more often.... So it is kind of redundant to have a day set aside, for something you do already no?

I won't be participating, but I don't have any problem with it. As long as there is no effort to REQUIRE that everyone prays, I don't see a problem. Those that wish to participate, of whatever spiritual faith they prefer, are free to do so, and those that don't are free to not.

If someone wants to launch a lawsuit about it, that is their option... I personally don't think it is worth the time, effort and expense, but I'm not contributing any of those to the lawsuit, so I don't really have a problem with that, either.

People in this country are getting whackazoid... the deal is, we all have the right to worship or not, as we please, as long as we harm no one or create safety hazards (no mass prayer meetings on I-5, OK?). This includes in public schools, the court is wrong on that.