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    Help commemorate the victims of gun violence in D.C. in 2013, as well as the 37 school shootings since Sandy Hook with programs and a special exhibit honoring those who have died. SPEAKING OUT The afternoon begins with a 4 pm press conference on the west front of the Cathedral to launch the 2014 Gun Violence Prevention Sabbath Weekend. Speakers include local interfaith clergy, Cathedral Dean Gary Hall, and partners from Faiths United to Prevent Gun Violence. BLESSING Immediately following the press conference, a brief interfaith ceremony will take place, blessing first responders, as well as the commemorative exhibit honoring the 2013 D.C. victims of gun violence. DIRECTIONS On Metro, take a red line train to the Tenleytown/AU station, then any southbound 30-series bus to the Cathedral. From downtown, take an n-2 or n-4 bus northbound to the corner of Massachusetts and Wisconsin Avenues. Additional directions available on wmata.com. LEARN MORE AT www.nationalcathedral.org (202) 537-6200

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    Help commemorate the victims of gun violence in D.C. in 2013, as well as the 37 school shootings since Sandy Hook with programs and a special exhibit honoring those who have died. SPEAKING OUT The afternoon begins with a 4 pm press conference on the west front of the Cathedral to launch the 2014 Gun Violence Prevention Sabbath Weekend. Speakers include local interfaith clergy, Cathedral Dean Gary Hall, and partners from Faiths United to Prevent Gun Violence. BLESSING Immediately following the press conference, a brief interfaith ceremony will take place, blessing first responders, as well as the commemorative exhibit honoring the 2013 D.C. victims of gun violence. DIRECTIONS On Metro, take a red line train to the Tenleytown/AU station, then any southbound 30-series bus to the Cathedral. From downtown, take an n-2 or n-4 bus northbound to the corner of Massachusetts and Wisconsin Avenues. Additional directions available on wmata.com. LEARN MORE AT www.nationalcathedral.org (202) 537-6200

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    Gun Violence Victim Commemoration

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    Help commemorate the victims of gun violence in D.C. in 2013, as well as the 37 school shootings since Sandy Hook with programs and a special exhibit honoring those who have died. SPEAKING OUT The afternoon begins with a 4 pm press conference on the west front of the Cathedral to launch the 2014 Gun Violence Prevention Sabbath Weekend. Speakers include local interfaith clergy, Cathedral Dean Gary Hall, and partners from Faiths United to Prevent Gun Violence. BLESSING Immediately following the press conference, a brief interfaith ceremony will take place, blessing first responders, as well as the commemorative exhibit honoring the 2013 D.C. victims of gun violence. DIRECTIONS On Metro, take a red line train to the Tenleytown/AU station, then any southbound 30-series bus to the Cathedral. From downtown, take an n-2 or n-4 bus northbound to the corner of Massachusetts and Wisconsin Avenues. Additional directions available on wmata.com. LEARN MORE AT www.nationalcathedral.org (202) 537-6200

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    An Invitation to the Families

    of 2013 d.c. victims of gun violence


    siohban nicole lee
    Jan 25, 2013

    damon luke brown


    Feb 23, 2013

    gerald l. read
    Sept 16, 2013

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    march 13, 2014, 4 pm at washington national cathedral


    Help commemorate the victims of gun violence in D.C. in 2013, as well as the 37 school shootings since Sandy Hook with programs and a special exhibit honoring those who have died.

    commemorate

    An exhibit of T-shirts bearing the names of all 2013 fatalities of gun violence in Washington, D.C., will be displayed for a week on the west lawn of the Cathedral, facing Wisconsin Avenue. Family members are invited to come stand with us as we honor your loved one.

    speaking out

    The afternoon begins with a 4 pm press conference on the west front of the Cathedral to launch the 2014 Gun Violence Prevention Sabbath Weekend. Speakers include local interfaith clergy, Cathedral Dean Gary Hall, and partners from Faiths United to Prevent Gun Violence.

    blessing

    join

    Help your church or faith community participate by visiting marchsabbath. org for helpful tools to use for this years Gun Violence Sabbath Weekend.

    Immediately following the press conference, a brief interfaith ceremony will take place, blessing rst responders, as well as the commemorative exhibit honoring the 2013 D.C. victims of gun violence. On Metro, take a red line train to the Tenleytown/AU station, then any southbound 30-series bus to the Cathedral. From downtown, take an N-2 or N-4 bus northbound to the corner of Massachusetts and Wisconsin Avenues. Additional directions available on wmata.com.

    directions

    learn more at www.nationalcathedral.org (202) 537-6200


    3101 wisconsin avenues, nwwashington, dc 20016(202) 537-6200www.nationalcathedral.org

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