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<p>Representatives of nine different faiths and religious traditions joined at Misericordia University for the <ins>third annual</ins> Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Ecumenical Prayer Service. The presenters included, first row, from left, Misericordia University student Felicia Glover, African-American Christian tradition; Sister Barbara Craig, Buddhist tradition; and Rabbi Larry Kaplan, Jewish tradition. Second row: Rod Gereda, Latino Catholic tradition; Rev. Marcelle Dotson, United Methodist tradition; Rev. Jim Calderone, Independent Catholic tradition; and Dr. Lalit Shah, Hindu tradition. Third row: Sister Jean Messaros, Mercy Catholic tradition; and Sean Farry, campus minister, Misericordia University. Not available: Dr. Ibrahim Almeky, Islamic tradition.</p><style>
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MLK Day joins faiths and religions at Misericordia