Covid-19 thoughts and prayers

Framingham now past 300 coronavirus cases; prayer and reflection event announced April 20, 2020 (Hitler's birthday)

Jeannette Hinkle Metrowest Daily News

FRAMINGHAM - An additional 23 Framingham residents have tested positive for the coronavirus, bringing the total number of people in the city who have tested positive to 315, according to an update Friday from the city.
With 21 recoveries and seven deaths, the city now has 287 active cases of the virus.
The city also announced that Mayor Yvonne Spicer and the Framingham Interfaith Community Association will hold a pause for reflection and prayer on Monday, April 20, at 6 p.m.
"It is a time to acknowledge losses and challenges, pray for those who are sick or suffering, give thanks for all the people on the front lines, and claim hope for the future," the city's Friday press release said. "People are invited to shine a light of hope, reflect on hope, or join in on a virtual interfaith gathering for reflection and prayer, led by community spiritual leaders."
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Listen to audio: 1-646-558-8656, when prompted add 936

Framingham now past 300 coronavirus cases; prayer and reflection event announced	April 20, 2020 (Hitler's birthday)
Jeannette Hinkle	Metrowest Daily News
FRAMINGHAM - An additional 23 Framingham residents have tested positive for the coronavirus, bringing the total number of people in the city who have tested positive to 315, according to an update Friday from the city. With 21 recoveries and seven deaths, the city now has 287 active cases of the virus. The city also announced that Mayor Yvonne Spicer and the Framingham Interfaith Community Association will hold a pause for reflection and prayer on Monday, April 20, at 6 p.m. "It is a time to acknowledge losses and challenges, pray for those who are sick or suffering, give thanks for all the people on the front lines, and claim hope for the future," the city's Friday press release said. "People are invited to shine a light of hope, reflect on hope, or join in on a virtual interfaith gathering for reflection and prayer, led by community spiritual leaders." https://www.facebook.com/FraminghamInterfaith Listen to audio: 1-646-558-8656, when prompted add 936

The Mayor's favorite Hocus-Pocus man

Ah! Yes! Thoughts and prayers!
When you care to give the very least!
In memory of Adolf Hitler's birthday (April 20). Heil Hitler!
I'm good with allowing these religious fruitcakes to suck, fuck, fondle, blow, chew, sniff, lick, whip, gobble and porn hold each other until their testicles are whistling "Oh Come All Ye Faithful".
It's comedy and entertaining to watch.
The city could create a fund for equipment (masks and gloves) for the front line health workers and our mayor could donate $500 from her $187,000 salary but she is cheap and would rather send her thoughts and prayers. She needs every dollar to feed herself.
Can I get a report on the effectiveness of the thoughts and prayers by May 1, 2020.
She once again brings her assinine religion into the public square.
Making the city of Framingham look like a large pack of imaginary god worshipping idiots.

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