Clergy Call for Peace After Tragic Normandy Slaying
Religious leaders urge unity and healing after a Catholic priest was killed in Normandy during Mass. The Rabbi and local clergy echo a shared desire for safe homes and families, stressing actions of a few do not define many. Pope Francis says the world is at war yet not a war of religions. Local prayers for peace and change continue at community and global levels.
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Brooklyn Faith Community Events Packing August Calendar
Brooklyn churches and centers announce a busy schedule with Shabbat at Bridge View Lawn August 19, multiple church events from August 6 to 26, a Women’s Retreat in November, and a 150th Anniversary Gala in November. Activities include RCIA information, painting night, youth ministry movie night, and Healing Masses.
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