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hmm, i guess the politically correct thing to ask for is a moment of silence. Can we all agree the neutral and and non-offensive, non-denominational form of respect for those suffering that may or may not be of a particular faith will take part in a silent reflection on a specific tragedy. Please understand by observing this moment of silence, you and your party do not support or condone the actions of the other or group in which the belong to. All moments of silence are taken as is and will not be considered prayers at any time regardless of what you do during that moment of silence. Please also recognize that any head bowing or eyes closing is the choice of each individual and that you should not feel pressured to follow these actions as well.
In sum, when people ask to pray, sometimes it's just not meant to harm anyone's feelings. I agree asking everyone to pray for them can be tiresome and iritating, but just don't get too worked up over it.
(For full effect, please listen to MC Hammer "We Got to Pray" in the background while reading my post)
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