Local politicians, church members hold prayer for peace following Texas mass shooting
A Clarion Call for Prayer was planned days before the Texas mass shooting and is in response to the recent Buffalo shooting.
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May 25, 2022, 2:22 PM
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Long Island, politicians joined community and church members in
Hauppauge to pray for peace after another deadly mass shooting.
A Clarion Call for Prayer was planned days before the Texas mass shooting and is in response to the recent Buffalo shooting.
The prayer included faith leaders from across the area calling for healing, love, unity and peace.
The group gathered on the steps of the H. Lee Dennison Building for the prayer.
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