"This season, with somber hearts, we mark 25 years since achingly bright September skies were filled with the horrors of an evil still incomprehensible.
"Now, that dark day lies a quarter of a century ago. Most of my students were not alive that day. If they were, most were blessed with such youth that they would have no memories of it. My prayer for these generations that follow us is that they will never know a day like that one, when the evil that mankind is capable of plays out in real time before them."
In a recent commentary , writer/Professor Lucia A. Silecchia reflected on how, since that day, the loved ones of those lost have mourned for them even as life resumed, never the same and on how their loved ones lost all the days since then (including their joys, sorrows, hopes, dreams, good times, and hard times).
To access Professor Silecchia's complete post, please visit:
The Pilot: Echoes: Lucia A. Silecchia: Mourning and the many lost moments (2 SEP 26)
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