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| We came to Ground Zero to help. We gave our time, devotion and love to the greatest cause we will ever know: to provide around the clock support and relief to the recovery effort after September 11. We came together and formed life long friendships, civilians and cops, hardhats and healers, musicians, artists, therapists and countless others. “Good comes out of bad,” understates the amazing miracle of generous humanity that arose from this most terrible event, our truly heroic and inspired response that conquered the evil of that day. Together we helped heal the grief and pain of the recovery workers working tirelessly in the pit, and together we healed ourselves. |
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"The Workers" and "Volunteers" stations tell of the profound dedication made at Ground Zero.
I feel honored and blessed to have served at St. Paul’s, mostly because I have witnessed the beauty of the human spirit. The strength of this humanity transformed the dark memories of destruction into a glorious experience of resurrection, which will be with me for the rest of my life. Donna Cetroni, St. Paul's volunteer |
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