Hundreds of Episcopalians from Washington, DC, and Connecticut marked the Stations of the Cross between the White House and Capitol Hill on Monday, Marchc 25, for a Holy Week pilgrimage against gun violence. RNS photo by Kevin Eckstrom

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“We as Christians are not going to go away until we have a culture of peace and reconciliation,” said Connecticut Bishop Ian Douglas, who presided at funerals for the victims of the shooting massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., last year.

'Together we are Strong' statement in Newtown, Connecticut, in memory of the children and 6 adults who died at the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut on December 14, 2012. RNS photo by Arthur McClanahan, Iowa United Methodist Conference

In Newtown churches, many questions – and tears – but few answers

NEWTOWN, Conn. (RNS) At houses of worship here, people gathered in pews, crying, kneeling and hugging each other through services that focused on remembering the victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, uniting the community, celebrating Christmas and preventing similar disasters.

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In Newtown churches, many questions – and tears – but few answers

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