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Photos of violence victims Sean Collier, Krystle Campbell, Martin Richard, and Lingzi Lu were on view at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross Sunday.
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Candles were lit for those who died in the Marathon bombings and the subsequent manhunt at a Boylston Street memorial.
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The memorial to the bombing victims was moved from the intersection of Boylston and Berkeley streets to the adjacent sidewalk on Sunday. The collection will be moved again to Copley Square soon.
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Fursey Keleghan of Melrose photographed the memorial. He had brought his two girls to the site to show them the scene.
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Fans sang along with "Sweet Caroline" during the seventh inning in Sunday afternoon's Red Sox game.
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Christine Hepler and her daughter Rose attended a memorial service at Boylston and Berkeley streets.
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Two-year-old Wesley Brillant of Natick knelt in front of a memorial near the scene of the blasts on Boylston Street.
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An unidentified mourner showed a program containing pictures of Krystle Campbell at her wake in Medford.
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Unidentified men placed an American flag on their motorcycles outside Campbell's wake.
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Investigators walked the route of the Boston Marathon on Boylston Street looking for evidence.
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People held an American flag during a candelight vigil in Boston for the victims of the Marathon attack.
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John Dalone of Stoneham, a BAA volunteer, came to pay his respects to bombing victim Krystle Campbell.
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Countless mourners made a line that wrapped around the block as they waited to enter Dello Russo Funeral Home in Medford for Campbell's wake.
Clergy, congregants give solace to shaken
