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We remember our American soldiers protecting us and those who lost their lives, family members and friends during war and during the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks against the United States of America. Thoughts & prayers were written by people of different religions & nationalities united against terrorism, disease, whatever is opposed to life itself since September 11, 2001.

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Our prayers go out to those who have lost so much.

* Please share these thoughts and prayers with others. You may link directly to BrokenArtGallery.com's prayerbook @
http://www.brokenartgallery.com/CallToday/prayer-allFr.htm. Special thanks to Charles McEvoy who started Prayer Book.
We wish you & your family a happy and safe New Year.

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God answers all prayers spoken from the heart.
To know Jesus is to know His heart.

Pictured above a "Pro-Life Pilgrimage." Kenneth "Trooper" LeBlanc, of DeQuincey, LA,
holds a rosary while carring a cross through Allentown, Tuesday, Nov. 16, 2004. Le Blanc
a 47 year-old retired firefighter, is on what he calls a "Pro-Life Pilgrimage" with his friend
Mike Wasaik, also of Louisianna, Le Blanc choose 65 cities with abortion clinics and carries
his cross quietly for 20 miles into and out of each of the cities. Allentown is his 60th city.
He and Wasaik take turns carrying the cross that LeBlanc made by hand from an cypress
tree nine years ago. Their last city will be Washington DC. (Pictures by Frank Wiese/TMC)

Pictured above: the turbah, a piece of clay from Kerbala, Iraq, and the tasbih, Muslim prayer
beads from the Al-Ahad Islamic center in South Whitehall Township, Pennsylvania. During prayer,
Muslims bow forward and touch the turbah with their forehead. If you are not Roman
Catholic or even Christian, but love God, respect life and yearn to give Him thanks,
we have more in common than the world might see. Join us in prayer.
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-"May faith and love of God make the followers
of every religion courageous builders of understanding
and forgiveness, patient weavers of a fruitful interreligious
dialogue, capable of inaugurating a new era of justice and peace."

- the Holy Father Pope John Paul II
Easter Message of Peace, April 20, 2003.

- Circles of Hope, WTC Vigil, September 10, 2003

BrokenArtGallery.com supports President Bush & prays for Peaceful Tomorrows

"Religious freedom forms part of the most fundamental human rights
because it expresses precisely the inviolable dignity of every
human being in his most noble dimension: [the] relation
with the Creator, and because it belongs
to the freedom of conscience,"

- the Holy Father Pope John Paul II
Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe, December 12, 2003

 

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We remember our American soldiers protecting us and those who lost their lives, family members and friends during war and during the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks against the United States of America. Thoughts & prayers were written by people of different religions & nationalities united against terrorism, disease, whatever is opposed to life itself since September 11, 2001.

* Please share these thoughts and prayers with others. You may link directly to BrokenArtGallery.com's prayerbook @
http://www.brokenartgallery.com/CallToday/prayer-allFr.htm. Special thanks to Charles McEvoy who started Prayer Book.
We wish you & your family a happy and safe New Year.