Praying for the Victims of US-Sponsored Torture
On June 26,2008, a candlelite vigil was held on the grounds of Schuylkill Friends Meeting in Phoenixville, PA, in solidarity with prisoners tortured while in US custody.
The Chester County Religious Campaign Against Torture sponsored a candlelit vigil on the grounds of Schuylkill Friends Meeting in Phoenixville, PA, on June 26, 2008, International Day in Support of Victims of Torture. CCRCAT members and other supporters gathered around the “Torture is Wrong” banner erected on the meetinghouse grounds facing Route 23. After reciting a prayer of recommitment to the abolition of US-sponsored torture, they lit candles and stood in silent solidarity with prisoners abused and tortured while in US custody at Guantánamo Bay and in secret sites around the world.
To learn more about CCRCAT’s efforts to abolish torture, now inscribed into the laws and policies of our country: http://ccrcat.wordpress.com
Purchase the “Torture Is Wrong” banner from the National Religious Campaign Against Torture: http://www.nrcat.org
Sign up to participate in a world-wide prayer vigil, Saturday night into Sunday morning, June 28 to 29: http://www.nuitdesveilleurs.fr/en/0/ACAT-The-Night-Vigil
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