today at this holy eucharist we pray. enderred -- enderred this new dwelling of god. for as the liturgy today inspires us, lord, for your faithful people life has changed not ended. when the body of our earthly dwelling lies in death, we gain an every lasting -- everlasting dwelling place in heaven. may he rest in peace. >> now we pray to the lord not only for teddy but for all of us he leaves behind. among his brothers and sisters he was the youngest. so now his grandchildren, his younger nieces and nephews, and the youngest child of one of his nieces will offer the intersessions. each time please respond "lord hear our prayer." teddy served for 47 years of the and he summoned us all to service. and so these intersessions are in his words for the work in his life is in our prayer for our country and our world. >> for my grandfather's commitment and persistence not to out worn values but old values that will never wear out. never without human need. that circumstances may change but the work of compassion must continue. w

may our dear friend ted who shared in the eucharist come to the ban quiet of life christ prepared for us. we ask this through christ our lord. amen. and his eminence cardinal shawn o'malley will conduct the final commendation. >> mr. president, we thank you for your presence and for your words of appreciation. for the life and work of senator kennedy. we have gathered here today to pray for a man who has been such an important part of our history and our country. we are here because ted kennedy shared our belief in prayer and in eternal life. vicky and the family surrounded ted with love at the end of his life and gave us all an example of love and compassion in the face of suffering and death. we die with dignity when we are surrounded by love and such care. and now let us commend ted's soul to god's loving mercy. before we go our separate ways, let us take leave of our brother. may our fair we will express our affection for him. may it ease our sadness and strengthen our hope. one day we shall joyfully greet him again when the love of christ which conquers all things destroys even d

francis of the holy eucharist. i want to ask you, you called 911.t only a gun, but a handsaw? >> yes. jane: how did you know what he had been doing? >> we did not. we actually thought he was poaching deer on the property, and went out to see him, he was trespassing. he did not walk out. and then he, you know, he talked to us. he did not run or threaten us, he was very column --,. jane: were you worried about weapons? >> we expected a gun, because he was hunting deer. i did not know until i called 911 and the police dispatcher told me. jane: he took off, and you ran after him in your flip flops? >> yes, i did. and when he stopped to run a little bit, i ran with him, and i figured out that i could go into the house for the convent, to call the police again. we could see if we could check amount. i was not scared. jane: that is pretty amazing. i also read that not only were either -- neither of you scared, but you also have already forgiven him. >> i do not know that we have anything to forgive him for. he was trespassing on our property, but he never

to day, our sister eunice, who shed daily in this eucharist, prepared for all to move on.of you for coming here today to honor and celebrate the life of our mother. over the past few days, our mother has been called everything from a st. to a pioneer to a trailblazer to a true original to a civil-rights advocate of legendary proportions to a force of human nature who more than held her own in a family of highly competitive, high achieving men. she was indeed a transforming figure. to her five children, mark, tinny and anthony and all of us, she was simply mommy. she was our hero, competitive but also empathetic, restless and patient, curious and careful, she liked to hang with the guys, but all her heroes except for her brother, jack, were women. she had a husband who was totally devoted to her in every sense of that word. a man who marvel that everything she said, and everything she did. he didn't mind if her hair was a mess if she walked round any wet bathing suit, if she beat him at tennis or challenged his ideas. he let her rip and he let her work and he loved everythi

today, at this holy eucharist, we pray.e are confident that ted kennedy has entered this new dwelling of god. for as the liturgy to date inspires us, lord, for your faithful people, life is changed, not ended. when the body of our earthly plane lies in death, we gain an everlasting dwelling place. may he rest in peace. >> now we play it -- now we pray to the lord, not only for teddy, but for all of us he leaves behind. among his brothers and sisters, he was the youngest. so now his grandchildren, his younger nieces and nephews, and the eldest child of one of his niece's will offer the intersection. each time, please respond "lord, hear our prayer." teddy served for 47 years. he summoned us all to service. these intersessions' are in his words, for the work of his life is our prayer for our country and our world. >> for my grandfather's commitment and persistence, not to have worn values, but too old values that will never wear out, that the poor may be at a political fashion, but they are never without human need, that circ

the sacrament of his body and son to guide us on his way, may our dear friend who shared in the eucharist come to the banquet of life christ prepared for us. we ask this through christ our lord, amen. >> amen. >> and his eminence cardinal shaun o'mally will conduct the final coff fin final >> mr. president, we thank you for your presence and for your words of appreciation for the life and work of senator kennedy. we've gathered here today to pray for a man who has been such an important part of our history. and our country. we are here because ted kennedy shared our belief in prayer and in eternal life. vi vicky, you and the family surrounded ted with love at the end of his life and gave us all an example of love and compassion in the face of suffering and death. we die with dignity when we are surrounded by love and such care. and now, let us commend ted's soul to god's loving mercy. before we go our separate ways, let us take leave of our broth brother. may all our farewell express our affection for him. may it ease our sad neness and strengthen our hope. one day we shall joyfully greet

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today at this holy eucharist we pray. we are confident that ted kennedy has enderred -- enderred this new dwelling of god. for as the liturgy today inspires us, lord, for your faithful people life has changed not ended. when the body of our earthly dwelling lies in death, we gain an every lasting -- everlasting dwelling place in heaven. may he rest in peace. >> now we pray to the lord not only for teddy but for all of us he leaves behind. among his brothers and sisters he was the youngest. so now his grandchildren, his younger nieces and nephews, and the youngest child of one of his nieces will offer the intersessions. each time please respond "lord hear our prayer." teddy served for 47 years of the and he summoned us all to service. and so these intersessions are in his words for the work in his life is in our prayer for our country and our world. >> for my grandfather's commitment and persistence not to out worn values but old values that will never wear out. never without human need. that circumstances may change but t