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CLEMENCY WAS DENIED. EVERYONE IS ENCOURAGED TO ATTEND AN EVENT TODAY! DECEMBER 12, 2005 - PM Statewide Rallies and Vigils Against the Scheduled Execution of Stanley Williams San Quentin State Prison RALLY AT 8:00PM EAST GATE OF SAN QUENTIN You can park on Francisco Blvd. E. but expect to walk 1-1.5 Miles to get to the East Gate of San Quentin. Contact: stefanie [at] deathpenalty.org or 415-243-0143 Los Angeles RALLY AT 6:00 P.M. WESTWOOD FEDERAL BUILDING 11000 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90024 (Corner of Veteran) MARCH AT 8:30 P.M. from Westwood Federal Bldg. to St. Paul the Apostle Church for a VIGIL (10750 Ohio Avenue,Los Angeles, CA 90024) Contact: EDeBode [at] la-archdiocese.org Sacramento VIGIL FROM 11PM to 12:30AM State Capitol Building 11th & L Streets Contact: stellalevy [at] sbcglobal.net Fresno Vigil begins at 5:30 PM in front of St. John's Cathedral Mariposa & R Streets, in downtown Fresno Contact: maria.telesco [at] att.net Riverside Vigil at St. Catherine of Alexandria Catholic Church Brockton & Arlington Riverside, CA 92506 Time: 9:00pm Orange Circle of Orange Chapman and Glassell Streets 5 PM – 12:15 AM City of Orange Orange County Tiburon Panel Discussion on the death penalty from the Jewish Perspective 8 - 10 PM Congregation Kol Shofar 215 Blackfield Drive Tiburon, CA Pasadena Vigil Against the Death Penalty! All Saints Church 132 N. Euclid Avenue Pasadena, CA 8:30-10:00 PM Contact: mtermaat [at] earthlink.net Redwood City St. Matthias Parish 1685 Cordilleras Ave. Redwood City ,CA Ecumenical Service from 7-9pm Palo Alto 4 PM Vigil in support of Williams' life, on the eve of his scheduled execution. Bring candles, signs, and warm clothing. Some participants may choose to carpool to San Quentin. Corner of El Camino and Embarcadero Streets Palo Alto, CA Oceanside Candle-light Vigil Mission San Luis Rey 4070 Mission Ave. Oceanside, CA 9:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Participants are invited to bring readings to share with the group. Chico Silent Candlelight Prayer Vigil Children's Park - Downtown Begins at 7pm contact: amylourunge [at] earthlink.net San Diego Vigil Hall of Justice 330 West Broadway San Diego, CA 92101 3:45pm - 7pm San Jose March from the Mission Church in Santa Clara University Starting at 4:00PM End at the Cathedral in Market Street, San Jose South Pasadena AN EVENING OF PRAYER TO END THE DEATH PENALTY Holy Family Church 1501 Fremont Ave. South Pasadena,CA 91030 Begins at: 7:30 pm Opening prayer, Presentation of the play "Prison of the Mind" and discussion to follow the play For more information call the church at 626-799-8908 San Rafael Interfaith Service at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church 1123 Court Street San Rafael, CA 7 pm San Rafael Interfaith Prayer Vigil at Dominican Sisters’ Center 1520 Grand Avenue San Rafael, CA 8 pm - 10:30pm They will carpool to the East Gate of San Quentin to join the vigil there at 11 pm. For further information, call (415) 454-6491. Santa Barbara Candle-light vigil 7pm to 9pm Meet in front of Borders 900 State Street Santa Barbara, CA Ventura SILENT CANDLELIGHT VIGIL Ventura County Government Center Corner of Telephone Rd. and Victoria Ave. 8:00 p.m. - 12:30 a.m. Bring candles, warm clothing Contacts: DavidHoward [at] aol.com or francisco.romero [at] csun.edu El Cerrito Interfaith Prayer Vigil St. John the Baptist 11150 San Pablo Ave. El Cerrito, CA 7:30-8:30pm Refreshments and Carpool to San Quentin available. San Bernardino Candle light vigil 6:00 - 7:00 (outside) Interfaith Prayer service 7:00 - 8:00 (inside) Diocesan Pastoral Center 1201 E. Highland San Bernardino, CA 92405 Apple Valley 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Prayer service 9:00 - midnight vigil Our Lady of the Desert 18386 Corwin Road Apple Valley, CA 92307 Los Angeles LA Catholic Worker Vigil LA Criminal Courts Building 300 N. Spring at Temple Los Angeles, CA 4pm-6pm Contact the LA Catholic Worker at 323-267-8789 San Dimas Catholics Opposed to Prisoner Executions Vigil from 7-9pm Holy Name of Mary Church 724 East Bonita Avenue San Dimas, CA 91773 Contact Curt Feese at (626)339-0170 Ojai Silent Candlelight Vigil 5:00pm-6:00pm at the "Y" (corner of Ojai Ave. and Maricopa Hwy) Meditation and Chanting 6:30pm-8:00pm at the Ojai Retreat (160 Besant Road) Please bring candles to the vigil and a sign, if you like, to respectfully show why you are at the vigil. Keep in mind it will be dark and probably cold. The meditation and chanting is open to all but will have a Zen Buddhist focus. For more information, email Kenley Neufeld at peace [at] neuhouse.com or call 805-252-2448 Chino Hills prayer vigil 5:30 - 6:30pm St. Paul the Apostle 14085 Peyton Drive Chino Hills, CA 91709 For directions call: 909-465-5503 San Luis Obispo Vigil Noon to 1pm In front of the Government Center on Monterey St. More info: fnolan [at] calpoly.edu Camarillo Prayer Vigil of Healing and Hope 7 pm St. Mary Magdalen's Church - Music Room At the corner of Las Posas and Crestview in Camarillo,CA Excerpts from "Redemption" and "Interview with an Executioner" will be shown. We will then walk 1 mile to St. Columba's in a silent procession (please bring lanterns or flashlights). We will continue with a prayer service at St. Columba's beginning at 8 p.m. For more information, please call Julie Morris at 805-488-3709 Inglewood silent vigil Holy Faith Church 260 N Locust St. Inglewood, CA starting at 7:00 pm San Francisco Vigil 9:15pm - 12:15 65 Ninth St. (Between Market and Mission Streets) San Francisco, CA All are welcome Hayward All Saints Church 2nd & D streets Hayward , Ca 94546 candles provided 8PM More info, call Jim @ 510-566-2349 San Francisco VIGIL - Prayer and Reflection regarding the Death Sentence of Stanley Tookie Williams tonight. First Unitarian Universalist Society 1187 Franklin Street San Francisco, CA 94109 6 to 9 PM |
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