🗽25 Years After 9/11, We Remember The Darkness And The Light 🔌

Clemente Lisi was a 26-year-old general assignment reporter for the New York Post on Sept. 11, 2001. “Every day you’d get up, and you didn’t know what you were gonna do,” said Lisi, now Religion Unplugged’s executive editor. “One day it was covering a fire. The next day you’re covering a murder.” On that Tuesday, he was told that a plane had hit the World Trade Center.

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(ANALYSIS) For New York, 25 years is enough time for a new generation to grow up knowing of the attacks only as history. It is enough time for neighborhoods to change, buildings to rise, children to become parents and memories to begin to fade around the edges.

9/11, Analysis, Christianity, News, North AmericaClemente LisiSeptember 7, 2026Clemente Lisi, 9/11 25th anniversary, 9/11 attacks, news, analysis, terrorism, Christianity, Catholicism, Father Mychal Judge, Secondary feature

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