Newsweek, July 2nd, 2007
Byline: Lisa Miller
Carole Pizzolante, from Ontario, Canada, is standing in a historic church in New York City, and she is trying not to cry. Before her is a wall, plastered with the faces of people killed on 9/11. "It's all so bloody senseless, I can't get through it," she says with a wave of her hand, and then her composure falters. She pauses and says, through tears, "What could anyone gain from doing something like this?"
For years, St. Paul's Chapel was an important but overlooked tourist attraction. What St. Paul's had to offer was its history--it was built in 1766--and a pew, locate...
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