May 28 board of supervisors meeting includes invocation in memory of Mary Knecht

May 30, 2025 | Chesterfield County, Virginia

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During the Chesterfield County Board of Supervisors meeting on May 28, 2025, Dr. Miller delivered a heartfelt invocation that resonated deeply with attendees. In a poignant tribute, he recited the Prayer of Saint Francis, dedicating it to the memory of Mary Knecht, a beloved community member who had passed away just a day prior.

Dr. Miller's choice of the prayer highlighted themes of peace, love, and understanding, emphasizing the importance of compassion in times of loss. "Lord, make me an instrument of your peace," he began, setting a reflective tone for the evening. The invocation continued with powerful lines urging the sowing of love in place of hatred and the pursuit of joy amidst sadness.
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This moment not only honored Knecht's memory but also served as a reminder of the community's shared values. The invocation concluded with a call for understanding and love, reinforcing the idea that in giving, we receive. As the meeting progressed, the emotional weight of Dr. Miller's words lingered, reminding all present of the importance of unity and support within the community.

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