In our parishes, we pray for the people of the Church of the Resurrection in Oswego and the people of St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Owego and their priest, the Rev. Trula Hollywood.

In the Episcopal Church, we pray the people of the Diocese of Northern California and their bishop, the Rt. Rev. Megan M. Traquair.

In the Anglican Communion, we pray for the people of the Church of the Province of Central Africa and their prime bishop, the Most Rev. Albert Chama.

God of mercy and compassion, who wept with Rachel as she lamented over her children—be with us, who lament the plague of gun violence that lies heavy over our land. Open our eyes to see the ways we might transform the shadow of strife and death into the way of love and peace. Strengthen us to tirelessly care for one another, that we may truly find our security in the boundless love you call us to, and lead us all to your promised future, where no sword will be drawn against another, and no power known but the power of love. All this we ask through the name of your Son, Jesus Christ. Amen.

In our parishes, we pray for the people of St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Oxford and the people of St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Port Leyden.

In the Episcopal Church, we pray for the people of the Diocese of Northern Indiana and their bishop, the Rt. Rev. Doug Sparks.

In the Anglican Communion, we pray for the people of the Iglesia Anglicana de la Region Central de America and their prime bishop, the Most Rev. Ramón Ovalle.

God of mercy and compassion, who wept with Rachel as she lamented over her children—be with us, who lament the plague of gun violence that lies heavy over our land. Open our eyes to see the ways we might transform the shadow of strife and death into the way of love and peace. Strengthen us to tirelessly care for one another, that we may truly find our security in the boundless love you call us to, and lead us all to your promised future, where no sword will be drawn against another, and no power known but the power of love. All this we ask through the name of your Son, Jesus Christ. Amen.

In our parishes, we pray for the people of St. James Epsicopal Church in Pulaski and their priest, the Rev. Shelly Banner, and the people of Zion Episcopal Church in Rome and their priest, the Rev. Emily Hyberg.

In the Episcopal Church, we pray for the people of the Diocese of Northern Michigan and their bishop, their bishop, the Rt. Rev. Rayford J. Ray.

In the Anglican Communion, we pray for the people of the Province de L’Eglise Anglicane Du Congo and their prime bishop, the Most Rev. Titre Ande Georges.

God of mercy and compassion, who wept with Rachel as she lamented over her children—be with us, who lament the plague of gun violence that lies heavy over our land. Open our eyes to see the ways we might transform the shadow of strife and death into the way of love and peace. Strengthen us to tirelessly care for one another, that we may truly find our security in the boundless love you call us to, and lead us all to your promised future, where no sword will be drawn against another, and no power known but the power of love. All this we ask through the name of your Son, Jesus Christ. Amen.

In our parishes, we pray for the people of Trinity Episcopal Church in Seneca Falls and their priest, the Rev. Brad Benson, and the people of the Church of the Epiphany in Sherburne.

In the Episcopal Church, we pray for the people of the Diocese of Northwest Texas and their bishop, the Rt. Rev. J. Scott Mayer.

In the Anglican Communion, we pray for the people of the Iglesia Anglicana de Chile and their prime bishop, the Most Rev. Enrique Lago Zugadi.

God of mercy and compassion, who wept with Rachel as she lamented over her children—be with us, who lament the plague of gun violence that lies heavy over our land. Open our eyes to see the ways we might transform the shadow of strife and death into the way of love and peace. Strengthen us to tirelessly care for one another, that we may truly find our security in the boundless love you call us to, and lead us all to your promised future, where no sword will be drawn against another, and no power known but the power of love. All this we ask through the name of your Son, Jesus Christ. Amen.

In our parishes, we pray for the people of Gethsemane Episcopal Church in Sherrill and their priest, the Rev. Georgina Hegeny, and the people of St. James Episcopal Church in Skaneateles and their priest, the Rev. Pilar Parnell.

In the Episcopal Church, we pray for the people of the Diocese of Northwestern Pennsylvania and their Assisting Bishop, the Rt. Rev. Larry Benfield.

In the Anglican Communion, we pray for the people of the Church of England and the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Rt. Rev. and Rt. Hon. Dame Sarah Mullally.

God of mercy and compassion, who wept with Rachel as she lamented over her children—be with us, who lament the plague of gun violence that lies heavy over our land. Open our eyes to see the ways we might transform the shadow of strife and death into the way of love and peace. Strengthen us to tirelessly care for one another, that we may truly find our security in the boundless love you call us to, and lead us all to your promised future, where no sword will be drawn against another, and no power known but the power of love. All this we ask through the name of your Son, Jesus Christ. Amen.

In our parishes, we pray for the people of St. Thomas Episcopal Church in Slaterville Springs and the people of St. Matthew's Episcopal Church in South New Berlin and their priest, the Rev. Steven White..

In the Episcopal Church, we pray for the people of the Diocese of Ohio and their bishop, the Rt. Rev. Anne B. Jolly.

In the Anglican Communion, we pray for the people of Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui and their prime bishop, the Most Rev. Andrew Chan Au-ming.

God of mercy and compassion, who wept with Rachel as she lamented over her children—be with us, who lament the plague of gun violence that lies heavy over our land. Open our eyes to see the ways we might transform the shadow of strife and death into the way of love and peace. Strengthen us to tirelessly care for one another, that we may truly find our security in the boundless love you call us to, and lead us all to your promised future, where no sword will be drawn against another, and no power known but the power of love. All this we ask through the name of your Son, Jesus Christ. Amen.