before that it had been a cultural, ecclesiastical center for community. we might call it a sacred geography for early mormon settlement. that is that the center of town at a church building. this is true for provo as well. the city center temple on the side of the tabernacle which is on the side of an earlier tabernacle, that was all the center of the community. that center space early latter-day saints saw this biblical, maybe evoking a kind of new jerusalem idea. it's also very american. puritan communities have the same kind of centrality of the church. early mormon settlements in utah, it's not unusual to find either a standing tabernacle war where one used to be at the center of town. it's a pretty telling symbol about the way those early settlers envisioned their community. the church literally was the center. latter day saints have a strong educational ethic very early on. when they established their community in western illinois they got a charter from the state to establish a university in the city. indicative of their yearning for education that

>> they can, and i like to tell people there is a time and place for everything, ecclesiastes taught us that. probably not appropriate at the communion or meditation. but it is actually appropriate to be the music in the backdrop of the video tribute, appropriate to be played while people gather at the vigil. there are always ways to incorporate something that is important. either during the vigil or reception, or in some cases, at the mass, but the primary focus is the mass of course. back wonderful.>> it is great to learn about how we can first ideas, make it meaningful and celebrate the lives of those we love. and thank you for talking about burying the dead, and when we come back we will talk about mourning the dead after this brief break. thank you. boy: this is the story of a boy who didn't talk for a long time. the boy liked things to always be the same. any changes would scare and upset him. the unknown was an unfriendly place. the boy was very sensitive to lights and sounds. so he built secret hiding places where they couldn't get in. the boy didn't like looking people in th

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