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Memory Album |
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The
Shrine of
Saint Joseph
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1050 Long Hill
Road
Stirling, NJ 07980
If you are unable to join us in person, please join
us in prayer. |
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religious@stshrine.org |
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908-647-0208 |
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908-647-5770 |
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Office hours:
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Daily
10-5 |
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Sunday 10-4
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For prayer requests, please
email
religious@stshrine.org
Many of our
prayers and other materials are available as Adobe®
pdf files.
Download the latest Acrobat® Reader.
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Below is a pictorial representation of the evening's ceremonies.
Click on photos for an enlarged view.
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The Dedication plaque at the Tower of Remembrance expresses the sentiments of all. |
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The Tower of Remembrance stands proud and tall at The Shrine of St. Joseph. |
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The bagpiper plays the Call to Assemble. |
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With rose in hand, Larry Hartman of Schiavone Construction Company, who helped build the Tower of Remembrance and volunteered at Ground Zero, leads the guests on the path to the Tower.
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Fr. Peter Krebs, S.T., Director of the Shrine of St. Joseph, welcomes everyone to the Tower of Remembrance.
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Pam Koch, Facilitator of a widows support group, offers a reflection.
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Widow Laura Mahler addresses the crowd with heartfelt sentiments. |
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Various clergy members from the Stirling area bless the Tower of Remembrance. |
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Widow Katy Soulas, and Mother of six children, delivers a powerful "Message of Hope" and tolls the bell after delivering her remarks.
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Plaques containing the names of the victims. They
have been
replaced with permanent bronze markers.
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A Fireman points out a name on the plaque to a group of onlookers. |
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Children of a victim of 9/11/01. For them and all the others . . . . . . . we will remember. |
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Carmel Boyle performing a song she composed for the dedication, "We Will Remember". She is one of the founders of An Croi, a spirituality center in County Meath, Ireland.
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