Texas Floods: 91 Dead, July 6 Day of Prayer
Texas Floods: 91 Dead, July 6 Day of Prayer

Texas Floods: 91 Dead, July 6 Day of Prayer

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Governor Greg Abbott has declared July 6 as a Day of Prayer in Texas following catastrophic floods in Central Texas and the Hill Country that have killed at least 91 people, including 15 children, and left many missing. The proclamation, supported by leaders across the political spectrum, urges Texans of all faiths to pray for victims, first responders, and recovery efforts. International condolences, including from Pope Leo XIV, have been extended, particularly for families who lost children at summer camps along the Guadalupe River. Search and rescue efforts continue, with over 850 people rescued so far and ongoing operations for those still unaccounted for. The state highlights unity, faith, and resilience as communities mourn and support one another. The Day of Prayer aims to offer comfort and strength to those affected by the disaster.

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