Orlando, Fla. — A vigil was held outside Orlando's Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts on Monday in honor of the victims who died in the nightclub mass shooting on Sunday.
One speaker said, "Hate, bigotry and intolerance are our common enemies."
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Thousands gathered holding signs and candles as the names of the victims were read aloud.
The owners of Pulse nightclub said, “We are not leaving. We are here to stay. We will be bigger and better than you can imagine.”
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This message was clear throughout the vigil and amid the songs and many speeches given: “Peace and love.”
More than eight hours after the vigil, candles were still burning at the venue.
We are #OrlandoStrong! pic.twitter.com/LRge20egbc
— Melonie Holt (@MHoltWFTV) June 14, 2016
Thousands have gathered at the #OneOrlando vigil to honor the Pulse shooting victims
— WFTV Channel 9 (@WFTV) June 13, 2016
Watch: https://t.co/f6f4yrOOiI pic.twitter.com/iAE9l7ikao
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