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Bell tolls on final midnight Mass at ground zero

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December 26, 2007

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Bell tolls on final midnight Mass at ground zero

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The first midnight Mass at ground zero was celebrated as workers were still clearing debris from the World Trade Center and recovering bodies after the September 11 terrorist attacks.

The last was held Monday night, giving police, firefighters, recovery workers and victims' families a final chance to pray on Christmas Eve at the site, where intensifying construction is increasingly taking up open space.

This year, about 75 people attended. More than 150 people attended the first Mass in 2001 Full Story

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