Thinking about when would be the best time, and early fall seems good. Spring strikes me as too cold and precipitate in much of the country, northern states might still be covered in snow. Summer may get too hot and thus temperature prohibitive, but seems like the second best option and may have virtues over fall that I'm not considering.
I think October is respect life month.
September has symbolic merit as the ninth month.
I think a Sunday sounds best, giving the most people the opportunity to participate without conflicting with work.
Something midafternoon so as not too be too early for the west coast or too late for the east coast if everyone is to be praying at the *exact* same hour. Somewhere between 12pm CT (10am PT, though it's only 8am in Hawaii) and 4pm (5pm ET)? I don't want people to not come because it requires getting up too early or sitting outside after dark. The idea is to be accessible. Though it may be easier to just say 1pm local time and have it be more of a wave of prayer rather than a single point.
Thoughts?
Sunday, October 12, 2008
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I like September because of its symbolic nature and the fact that the weather is nice in most places during Sept.
Local time may be much easier than trying to coordinate an absolute time.
October is Right to Life month in the Catholic Church
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