"As he stood near the front door of the Sandy Hook Elementary School on the morning of Dec. 14, shattered glass near his feet, Monsignor Robert Weiss knew he was as close to evil as he would ever get.  He said a prayer for the dead near the front entrance and then went back up to the nearby firehouse. It was then that Father Bob, as he is known to almost everyone in the tight-knit community, began to realize the enormity of the tragedy facing the families of the dead and the town itself. The night of the shooting at an impromptu memorial service he told the crowd, ""evil visited us but we have to get through it and find some good.""  It became a theme for the town. Variations of what Weiss said that night about ""choosing good"" are now on bumper stickers, signs and logos."
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