HIROSHIMA and NAGASAKI MEMORIAL IN CALGARY, CANADA
AUGUST 7th 2008
7p.m.-9p.m.
Calgary Area Outdoor Council, 1111 Memorial Drive N.W.,Large Room on 2nd floor, wheelchair access to 2nd floor
We may watch movie with colour footage of the devastation. Memorial is 7p.m.-9p.m. if we watch the movie and also if we do not watch the movie.
Speeches
Lantern ceremony with glow in the dark non-flame,
non-flammable lanterns

HIROSHIMA AND NAGASAKI MEMORIAL IN CALGARY, CANADA
AUGUST 7th 2008
7p.m.-9p.m.
Calgary Area Outdoor Council, 1111 Memorial Drive N.W.,Large Room on 2nd floor, wheelchair access to 2nd floor
We may watch movie with colour footage of the devastation. Memorial is 7p.m.-9p.m. if we watch the movie and also if we do not watch the movie.
Speeches
Lantern ceremony with glow in the dark non-flame,
non-flammable lanterns

HIROSHIMA AND NAGASAKI MEMORIAL IN CALGARY, CANADA
AUGUST 7th 2008
7p.m.-9p.m.
Calgary Area Outdoor Council, 1111 Memorial Drive N.W., Large Room on 2nd floor, wheelchair access to 2nd floor
We may watch movie with colour footage of the devastation. Memorial is 7p.m.-9p.m. if we watch the movie and also if we do not watch the movie.
Speeches
Lantern ceremony with glow in the dark non-flame,
non-flammable lanterns

9th Annual Interfaith Prayer Vigil
The Hiroshima-Nagasaki Day
Mobilization of Communities for the Elimination of design, manufacture, use and proliferation of Weapon of Mass Destruction

On August 6, 1945 first time ever Atomic Bomb was used to kill the innocent human beings, men, women and children, residents of Hiroshima and as if it was not enough, on August 9, 1945 another Atomic Bomb was used to kill the innocent residence of Nagasaki. We should always remember these days and the horror of war especially the horror of nuclear devastation. We should mobilize our communities at home and in the world to rise up against the design, manufacture, use and proliferation of Weapon of Mass Destruction including chemical, biological, and Nuclear weapon and the use of Depleted Uranium. War is a deception! And it does not solve any problem and issue. It only kills innocent people and spread devastation across this earth.

PEACE WITH JUSTICE CENTER OF THE POMONA VALLEY

In cooperation with other local organizations, churches, musjids, synagogues and temples including Pax Christi, and JustFaith Community organizing 9th Annual Prayer Vigil to remember the victims of nuclear destruction and horror of war and to renew our commitment to join hands in a movement to end senseless Nuclear Proliferation.

When: Friday, August 8, 2008, 6:30 P.M.
Place: Our Lady of Assumption Catholic Church,
435 Bonita Ave., Claremont, CA 91766
PS. Please post and promote. Thank you.

PEACE WITH JUSTICE CENTER OF THE POMONA VALLEY
2425 E. Street, La Verne, CA91750, 909-621-9143; Mail@peacewithjusticecenter.net
Chairperson: Prof. Dorena Wright; Vice Chair: Imam Siddiqui; Secretary: Connie Weir

9th Annual Hiroshima-Nagasaki Day Prayer Vigil, Aug. 8, 2008

Gather in front of the Michigan Capitol Building to remember and mourn the people of Hiroshima and Nagasaki and the horrors of nuclear bombs. Never again.

This Lansing noon hour nonviolent vigil for peace and justice will be devoted to remembering the victims of atomic bombs and remembering our work to stop both the build-up of nuclear weapons and threats of nuclear war.

Prayer service at Cathedral in Colorado Springs and vigil at Peterson Air Force Base, Colorado Springs, CO

From Hiroshima to Hope annual LANTERN FLOATING CEREMONY to commemorate
> the victims of the Aug 6, 1945 bombing of HIROSHIMA, and of other acts
> of violence.
>
> Monday, August 6,
>
> 6:30 pm Gathering and lantern preparation
>
> 8 pm program
>
> Dusk: Lanterns are floated out onto the lake
>
> If you've never been, this is a spellbinding sight. I know; it has
> religious overtones, something about the lanterns representing the
> "souls" of the victims, but I don't let that get in the way of my
> enjoying one of the most beautiful sights to be seen on a summer evening
> in Seattle
>
> Green Lake, Northwest shore,
> just south of the Bathhouse Theatre, Seattle;
>

From Hiroshima to Hope annual LANTERN FLOATING CEREMONY to commemorate
> the victims of the Aug 6, 1945 bombing of HIROSHIMA, and of other acts
> of violence.
>
> Monday, August 6,
>
> 6:30 pm Gathering and lantern preparation
>
> 8 pm program
>
> Dusk: Lanterns are floated out onto the lake
>
> If you've never been, this is a spellbinding sight. I know; it has
> religious overtones, something about the lanterns representing the
> "souls" of the victims, but I don't let that get in the way of my
> enjoying one of the most beautiful sights to be seen on a summer evening
> in Seattle
>
> Green Lake, Northwest shore,
> just south of the Bathhouse Theatre, Seattle;
>

There will be a program of speakers from 7 - 8:30 p.m. People can make lanterns for themselves prior to the program with the supplies provided. There are usually additional lanterns available for those who don't make their own, however. The lantern ceremony itself begins about 8:30 for any who want to attend (and bring their children to) this beautiful, meditative ceremony that is accompanied by drumming and last until about 9 p.m.

Maui Interfaith-Community Peace Coalition presents Dr. Seiji Yamada, faculty member of the U. of Hawaii School of Medicine and formerly of Hiroshima, to speak in an interfaith program which will include slides and information on survivors or nuclear bomb and other radiation testing in the Marshall Islands where Dr. Yamada has worked.
Place: Kahului Hongwanji Mission, 291 Puunene Av.,Kahului, Maui, Hawaii
Free to the public.