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Today marks the 7th anniversary of the September 11th bombings of the World Trade Center. In rememberance of those who died in the crash and those who voluntarily sacrificed their safety to save the survivors, I suggest that we pause for a moment today to offer up our prayers for the families of the victims of this tragedy. May we never forget what they stood for. May we never forget their passing. Truly, a dark time in the history of mankind, yet, not without its silver lining. It has brought America closer, if even for a time. May we never forget the brutality of the attack, nor price that was paid. Yet, may we also remember the price our redeemer has paid to forgive such folly. May the Lord almighty be praised.

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I too, remember this tragic day. I will never forget it. I pity the terrorists because they preach the politics of hatred.

May God have mercy on their souls.

I remember this day vividly.

They will always be in my prayers, thoughts, and memories.

I remember waking up to seeing that tragic event on the news. May God rest their souls and may he continue to protect our fighting men and women across the globe.

I was 10 years of age. Being Clueless as I was, I had no idea the seriousness of it till I turned 15. O.O ;.:

Yeah... I realized that recently... There are a ton of people who were just little kids back then who are actually grown up now and didn't quite get it.

Pascal (post: 1258601) wrote:Yeah... I realized that recently... There are a ton of people who were just little kids back then who are actually grown up now and didn't quite get it.

Word.

I went to the 9/11 Memorial in NYC last month. While it felt a little dirty, like they were trying to capitalize on the event, and the exhibit itself was a lot of reading and not really museum-y, it was still very touching. I cried several times.

I think that was the first time I really realized what 9/11's impact was, 7 years later.

Yeah, this was a terribly sad day. I was ten as well, and I didn't quite understand the impact at the time. But now I do, I pray for the families of those who lost someone on that tragic day.

May it live on in our hearts. Let us pray.

[font="palatino Linotype"]I remember slightly, I was in 3rd grade, and all I heard was our teachers bustling about unnaturally.

It wasn't until these past few years that I understood it, because I was so naive........

Let us remember those who died, those who survived, and those who can tell the tale of this tragic day as it shall forever live on in our hearts and minds.[/font]

"FATHER FORGIVE THEM FOR THEY KNOW NOT WHAT THEY DO"
-Jesus Christ

Forgivness is the hardest thing to do. And i Pray that americans as a whole will forgive those who did evil towards us on that day. I was pretty angry towards the terrorist after
9/11. I still condemn their tactics that they used on Americans and still use on other inocent people. But Our Lord did teach us to forgive even when people have committed terrible things against us. I just thank God that he gives us strength to love others when we don't feel like forgiving.
I pray for the people who have lost loved ones in the attack.
I also pray that the war will wrap up so our men and women can come home to their loved ones.

As do we all, brother, as do we all.
Enya
May it be.