Join the Interfaith Clergy gathering, Newtown Connecticut

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With the words “Now let us come together and pray; Let us listen and let us seek the comfort of our faiths,” a small town of less than 2500 people has shown the rest of the world how to go forward in this, their darkest hour.


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