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From what I read it was 2 different youth groups on their way back from the March For Life in DC. My son was going to drive with his college church group, but decided to cancel after the weather turned bad. Sorry for him that he didn't get to go, but happy he made an adult decision on his own.
Say "thank you" to the people who come and rescue you.
Yes. And also thank the science of meteorology, supercomputers, and weather satellites that made it possible to know ahead of time that you probably shouldn't have gone to DC in the first place.
From what I read it was 2 different youth groups on their way back from the March For Life in DC. My son was going to drive with his college church group, but decided to cancel after the weather turned bad. Sorry for him that he didn't get to go, but happy he made an adult decision on his own.
My niece and her husband plus some others went with the high school kids in our area on buses. They marched but decided to stay at their hotel so they weren't stranded on the highway. The kids had a ball though. They will have memories for a lifetime.
"It was incredible…easily one of the highlights of my time as a priest. It left me with many impressions, but among them was the fact that Jesus enters into the storm. Jesus comes to us, in the storms of our life, and enters in to be with us. He desires to be with His people, and if we respond to this invitation to let Him in, then the message is profound hope and joy.
Everyone on that turnpike had a choice: to respond with joy and a positive outlook, or to respond with negativity and anger. Neither approach would have gotten us out of there any faster. But, one approach at least made the waiting more bearable and tolerable."
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