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Rejoice in hope; endure in affliction; persevere in prayer. Romans 12:12
Prayer joined to sacrifice constitutes the most powerful force in human history.
St. John Paul II
I have a mustard seed; and I am not afraid to use it. (Habeo granum sinapis quod uti non timeo)
Pope Benedict XVI
But I feel the greatest destroyer of peace today is abortion, because it is a direct war, a direct killing, direct murder by the mother herself."
St. Mother Teresa of Calcutta
Thursday, January 24, 2008
On this anniversary of Roe v. Wade I should like to offer praise: Praise for our dear young people who brave the frigid cold of DC to march against the most hideous murder of preborn children. Young, old, Jewish, Catholic, Protestant... so very many united on one issue...abortion is murder.
Thousands upon thousands descend upon our nation's capitol, upon San Francisco, indeed upon major cities across the USA to speak for the victims who cannot speak for themselves. May God bless them all as they seek to stop the genocide of our unborn children. May God grant success to them as they teach that the mothers are victims too...victims of a greedy abortion industry that does not tell them of the years of depression and suffering that follow this procedure. That adoption is a wonderful alternative for mothers in distress. That ALL individuals have the constitutional right to life, even the preborn individuals. God bless them. God help them. God have mercy upon them.
Watching the African American preacher at the Pro Life march, I was thrilled...he delivered a fire and brimstone message that electrified the marchers. It was the old fashioned, pulpit-thumping kind of sermon that we do not hear nor see too much of in a Catholic parish. Yet it is exactly the kind of sermon we need to hear and much more. He shook off Catholic convention and bluntly addressed the issue: abortion is murder. The mothers are victims too. Animal activists protest animal cruelty and ignore the greatest cruelty of all...abortion. The truck with the picture of the dismembered preborn is impounded by a politically correct and liberal establishment....
I do not recall this man's name but may God bless his message. I know Bld. Mother Teresa of Calcutta would have appreciated his pulpit-thumping energy. She too was blunt, energetic and unafraid to shame the liberals, the promoters of the culture of death.
"But I feel the greatest destroyer of peace today is abortion, because it is a direct war, a direct killing, direct murder by the mother herself." When she said that, Bill and Hillary Clinton sat in silence while all around them stood, cheered and applauded this tiny dynamo from the slums of Calcutta.
Abortionists target the poor, the helpless, the desperate...and they make a mighty profit from this crisis. The liberals see it as a neat and tidy way to balance the budget...abort future welfare recipients and make a profit in the process.
Let us thump our pulpits more. Let us storm the streets with our prayers and flood the nation with the message: abortion is murder. Euthanasia is murder. Let us go to the pregnancy crisis centers and help mothers make a life decision. We too, can be silent no more.
That's me away then.
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Abortion is such a sad horrible thing! I think of all those babies lost and wonder how anyone could do that! What I would have given to be blessed with even one of those precious babies! When you can't have children it makes the thought of abortion even more repugnant!
What a powerful message dear Sister.
Just recently on one of the Yahoo groups I am on, a lady had asked us to pray for her friend who found out she was pregnant with her 3rd baby but was going to get an abortion because her husband left her for another woman and spent all their money on drugs.
She thought she couldn't afford this child so off she went and did away with it :-( I wanted to cry and scream all at once.
Of course now she is regretting it.
I agree with Michelle, when you can't have children, the thought of abortion is even more disheartening.
Oh God, forgive this nation.
Thank you, Michelle and Dawn. You both have inspired today's post!
http://plaincatholic.blogspot.com/2008/01/speaking-with-power-and-authority.html
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