All who keep the sabbath free from profanation…
Is it not a profanation of the Sabbath Meal to celebrate the sacrifice of the Mass for the respecting of life, and then immediately afterwards do a “Respect Life Walk” with anti-anti-abortionist (i.e. March for Life, Fr. Frank Pavone…) in support of a “ban” that overturns the overturning of Roe and sacrifices multitudes of non-pain capable innocents because it’s, “the least we can do to protect women,” and so as, “to be in line with where Americans stand on the issue” of abortion❓
“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
O God, let all the nations praise you!
Could not our state of Texas, who has, “long believed that justice is not advanced by taking a life,” by way of abortion, praise God even more by deciding, “the state should not be in the business of executing people — even if a terrible crime placed them in prison.”❓
…we may rejoice before you with a perfect heart.
Why do we need to hear that the upcoming “Respect Life Walk” is a totally different matter morally; since instead of rejoicing before God for the perfect good of overturning Roe, as its been in the past, this time we’re joining with anti-abortionist who’ve become anti-anti-abortionist (i.e. March for Life, Fr. Frank Pavone…) in hypocritically rallying for the absolute evil of granting a Constitutional right to sacrifice multitudes of non-pain capable innocents; just, “to be in line with where Americans stand on the issue“, of abortion❓
“…I say this so that you may be saved.”
Jn 5:34
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’