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Night Three: Opening Prayer:
Psalm Prayer
1: Litany Response: We will work for peace with justice. _ We, who live in the shadows of the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, We who witness the suffering and devastation of so many nations because of war. RLitany Response: We will work for peace with justice. _ We whose very lives are threatened by the after effects of terrorist attacks, Today declare our hope in the future and commit our lives to peacemaking. R Litany Response: We will work for peace with justice. _ From the diversity of our heritages, we renew our belief in the holiness of the earth and the sanctity of all life. We declare we are at peace with all people of good will. R Litany Response: We will work for peace with justice. _ We affirm that our earth’s security rests not in retaliation, but: -In the justice of adequate housing and food -In the justice of meaningful education and work. R Litany Response: We will work for peace with justice. _ In the justice of an economic order that gives everyone access to the earth’s abundance - In the justice of human relationships, nourished by cooperation. - In the justice of safe clean, renewable energy instead of in the perils of nuclear power and war. R Litany Response: We will work for peace with justice.
Let there be peace on earth and let it begin with me. Let there be peace on earth, the peace that was meant to be. With God as our Father, we are family; Let us walk with each other in perfect harmony. Let peace begin with me, let this be the moment now. With every step I take, let this be my solemn vow: To take each moment and live each moment in peace eternally. Let There be peace on earth and let it begin
with me.
Psalm
Prayer 2: Litany Response: Before us today are set life and death, We choose life, that we and our children may live. _ We affirm people over property, community over privatism, Respect for others regardless of gender, race, sexual preference, religion or class. R Litany Response: Before us today are set life and death, We choose life, that we and our children may live. _ We choose to be friends of the earth and of one another, rather than exploiters and destroyers. We choose to be peacemakers rather than peacekeepers, We choose a nuclear-free future. R Litany Response: Before us today are set life and death, We choose life, that we and our children may live. _ We unite ourselves with women, men and children the world over, To join together in communities of resistance to terrorism, war and the nuclear threat. R Litany Response: Before us today are set life and death, We choose life, that we and our children may live. _ We unite ourselves with trust in the Spirit of Life; Justice and love can overcome the machines of destruction. R Litany Response: Before us today are set life and death, We choose life, that we and our children may live.
First Reading: Isaiah 2:2-4 A Reading from the
Holy Gospel Reflection:
Blessed Are the Peace Makers Click Here to go to Reflection Page Closing
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