The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT28) NEW YORK -- Nov. 27, 2002 -- WTC-ST-PAULS-CHAPEL -- For eight months after the 9/11 terror attack, St. Paul's Chapel served as a refuge of sanity for rescuers and workers at the World Trade Center site. The minister who ran the operation, the Rev. Lyndon Harris, resigned from St. Paul's last month. And the church's stewards are shaping St. Paul's emergence as a national shrine. St. Paul's Chapel was called "heaven's outpost" for its ground zero relief operation. The chapel from above Wednesday. (Michelle V. Agins/The New York Times)
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2002-11-27
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The New York Times Agency
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