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Story summary
- Buddhist monks from Fort Worth, Texas have reached Washington, D.C. on their 2,300-mile Walk for Peace after 108 days.
- Bhikkhu Pannakara, a Buddhist monk, leads the group with millions of social-media followers.
- One monk suffered a leg amputation after a traffic accident, but the group continues.
- They will hold an interfaith ceremony at the National Cathedral and a concluding Lincoln Memorial gathering.
- Their message emphasizes unity, compassion, and community.
