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Pastor Thomas Gross leads invocation as Louisiana State Senate opens session
Summary
Pastor Thomas Gross offered an invocation to the Louisiana State Senate, citing Proverbs and asking members for wisdom and guidance before the day's legislative business. Senators then recited the Pledge and moved into reporting and bill introductions.
Pastor Thomas Gross, introduced by Senator Bartholomew, delivered an invocation to the Senate at the start of the session, asking members for guidance and wisdom as they considered bills and public business. "Or where there is no vision, the people perish," Gross quoted from Proverbs as part of his remarks urging senators to seek direction.
The body followed the invocation with the Pledge of Allegiance and a reading of the journal by the clerk. The clerk then reported a long list of House bills and several Senate committee reports for the day's agenda. The invocation and ceremonial remarks preceded routine legislative business, including the introduction of resolutions and committee referrals.
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