…for the Lord God shall give them light,…
Are not those who tried to “pro-test” instead of “pro-life” abortion out of existence (i.e., March for Life, Priests for Life, LifeSite Catholic… ) like shooting stars that overturned Roe, but are now bound for an eternity of black darkness by supporting a MAGA “ban” that brings Roe back and aborts 950,000 innocents each year❓
“Allowing abortions from conception to 15 weeks is the least we can do to protect women, as well as babies who at this stage are not already fully formed in their mother’s womb and cannot feel pain. It is consistent with what we know from science about the benignity of early abortion, as well as in line with where Americans stand on the issue.”
March for Life Statement on Upcoming 2023 March
Marana tha! Come, Lord Jesus!
When the Lord Jesus comes will He find us marching “onward in goodness” for a “Life at Conception Act”; or “ever onward from bad to worse” for a MAGA “national abortion ban, at 15 weeks of gestation” ❓
“We have more work to do,”
Archbishop Lori to USCCB
Be vigilant at all times and pray…
Will I be vigilant with “pro-testers”, at the time of the first anniversary of Roe since it has been overturned, praying that MAGA has the strength to help me escape the tribulations that are imminent; or will I be with “pro-lifers” showing Congress how to stand in “radical solidarity” with mothers and babies — both born and unborn at conception❓
“There are serious cultural, social, economic and spiritual challenges that face women, families and children today,”
a letter from four USCCB leaders to Congress.
“…stand before the Son of Man.”
Lk 21:36
“Since the Supreme Court’s decision on Dobbs in June we have emphasized helping Mom’s in need,…”
Diocese of Amarillo’s Family Life Director James Schulte
“How can our families engage in support of other families, in support of young mothers, in support of young fathers, in support of children, in support of families in our parish level?” …connecting them and supporting our agencies that serve life issues and to really look at the big picture…We certainly support their (other dioceses) local work and pray for their success.”
Washington Archdiocese Statement
When we fail to acknowledge as part of reality the worth of a poor person, a human embryo, a person with disabilities – to offer just a few examples – it becomes difficult to hear the cry of nature itself; everything is connected.
Pope Francis, Laudato si’