List of Ways RLC and MC Can Engage Against the Death Penalty for Maryland, 2013 April 22

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List of ways RLC and MC can engage against the Death Penalty

Get info about your state and the death the Death Penalty.

If your state doesn’t have the death penalty, you might want to address the issue in
another state: Ohio, Louisiana, and Texas are possibilities

Use CMN news letter to read and study

Promote Helen’s books and Vicky’s books.

Buy copy of book for your group.

Write letters as part of meeting

Group could go as a group to a prayer vigil at execution

Pray for someone on death row at each meeting

Pray for family members of those on death row.

Write to victim’s family and send them a note telling them you’re praying for them

Ways you as an individual can promote life instead of the Death Penalty

Sign up for a couple of Death Penalty News letters and read the web site
Share the information you learn with others

Lead parish discussion with materials from CMN

Become a spiritual director for someone on death row.

Visit local jail or prison

Add intention to intercessory prayer the weekend before execution
Put something in local bulletin

Put something on parish web site

Promote play Dead Man Walking at local university or HS

Write a letter to the editor at times when being discussed in a state
Write someone on death row

Write to family members of someone on death row

Write victim family member

As we are made aware of the person charged in the Boston Marathon bombing, you may
want to pay ongoing attention and write letters accordingly. Even if the death penalty is
not brought forward, the person making the decision can often use support for their
decision. Let us pray for those killed, injured, and all those involved.

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