TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 6月14日 22時45分

They held burning candles aloft in tearful silence as the single church bell tolled, the pauses between chimes just long enough to dull the anticipation of the next. For nearly five minutes the bell atop Orlando’s First United Methodist Church rang 49 times, the echoes reverberating across the plaza across from city hall. Each represented one of the 49 lives lost early Sunday morning when a hate-filled gunman opened fire at the Pulse nightclub one mile away.

Yesterday, nearly 10,000 people filled the square in downtown Orlando in the searing evening heat to mourn those lost and pray for the injured. Local political, law enforcement and faith leaders joined with Latino and LGBT leaders to try to begin the healing process after the worst mass shooting in American history.

Read the full report by TIME’s Zeke J. Miller (@zekejmiller) on TIME.com

Photograph by John Taggart—EPA. #PrayforOrlando #PrayersForOrlando #OrlandoUnited

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