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Breaking: Twelve Years Ago

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T. Shaw
T. Shaw
Wednesday, September 11, AD 2013 9:41am

I am in the Empire State Building looking north (opposite direction of the World Trade Center). Your post view is looking south, likely from the GE (formerly the RCA) Building: pretty much across (west side of) Fifth Avenue from St. Patrick’s Cathedral.

Twelve years ago, our offices were downtown.

It was, as heroic SEALS say, “no easy day.”

“May the souls of the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen.”

I remember the nuns taught us whenever we hear a siren of an emergency vehicle to say a little prayer for whoever needs the help and also for the brave men/women rushing to their aid.

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Wednesday, September 11, AD 2013 11:09am

[…] Breaking: 12 Years Ago – Donald R. McClarey JD, The American Catholic Why Did They Attack Us? – Rod Dreher, Russian Orthodox Blogger Unforgettable Flight 93 – Donald R. McClarey JD, The American Catholic 330th Anniversary of the Battle of Vienna – The Eponymous Flower Dies Irae – Donald R. McClarey JD, The American Catholic A Prayer For 9/11 – Thomas L. McDonald, God and the Machine 9/11: Crucem Tuam Adoremus, Domine – Thomas J. Neal, Nl Obs Thl Opn Sept. 11, 2001: A Personal Remembrance – Donald DeMarco, Daily Reg A Collection of Collective Memories – The Guild of Blessed Titus Brandsma It’s 9/11, Let’s Shop For Golf! – Rod Dreher, Russian Orthodox Blogger […]

Tom D
Tom D
Thursday, September 12, AD 2013 8:49am

Here is a site with audio tapes of the government and airline reactions to 9/11. http://www.rutgerslawreview.com/2011/full-audio-transcript/

Kmbold
Kmbold
Thursday, September 12, AD 2013 11:39am

Reading the 9/11/13 meditation in “Magnificat”, one is again made aware of survivors still suffering the physical effects of that monstrous act of hatred and stupidity twelve years ago. May God give them all the gift of His endless love and consolation.

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