Image-maker Alexander Tsiaras shares a powerful medical visualization, showing human development from conception to birth and beyond. Over one million have viewed this beautiful video.
Urge the U.S. Senate to Protect Religious Freedom
CALL NOW — Senate Votes Thursday on the Prolife Blunt Amendment to Protect the Conscience Rights and Religious Freedom of Prolife Americans.
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand 202-224-4551
Sen. Chuck Schumer 202-224-6542
Tell them to vote YES for the Blunt Amendment. Click here for more information.
40 Days for Life: Day 1 — Prayer Power
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What a gorgeous day God gave us to begin praying for the community to be Planned Parenthood-Free!
We begin with a beautiful prayer by our Vicar of Rockland County, Monsignor Weber.
We were so blessed to have our guitarist and three wonderful children from St. Joseph’s on drums and violin. The music was spiritually uplifting!
We prayed the Divine Mercy Chaplet and The Sorrowful Mysteries of the Most Holy Rosary. How incredible to see the youth coming and praying for LIFE! We are called to be a voice for the most innocent among us — the baby in the womb.
We know the truth — America is founded upon the INALIENABLE RIGHT TO LIFE. We are standing on Holy Ground — The Planned Parenthood Prayer Site.
For 40 Days, we will be the hope for those who feel they have no choice. NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE WITH GOD.
PLEASE TAKE ONE HOUR A WEEK — email Rachelminister@aol.com or call 845-492-6709
40 DAYS FOR LIFE STARTS WEDNESDAY
40 Days of Prayer to End Abortion
Begins Wed., Feb. 22 at 3 pm
Near the Planned Parenthood Office
Perlman Drive, Spring Valley
Daily February 22 to April 1
9 am to 5 pm
Near the Planned Parenthood Office Perlman Drive, Spring Valley
6 pm to 8 am
St. Gregory Barbarigo Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration Chapel
Cinder Road, Garnerville Continue reading
Sisters of Life Respond to HHS Mandate
“Under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act each of us will be required by law to obtain health insurance, or face fines. Since this HHS mandate will require every insurer to include abortion-inducing drugs, sterilization, and artificial contraception, we will not be able to obtain any coverage that is free from those ‘services,’ and we will be forced to pay for them directly. Since we are neither employers, nor employees, of any religious institution, we cannot even take advantage of the ‘religious exemption’ contained in the new regulations or the ‘compromise.’ “
Click to read the entire statement: Sisters of Life Response to the HHS Mandate
The Sisters invite you to join with them in prayer and fasting that our Nation will be protected against this great threat against liberty.
The March of All Faiths Who Plead for Justice
“We marched that day surrounded by many young people, we marched with hope in our hearts, rain and cold did not stop us, 400,000 strong.”
Click here for passionate editorial by Alice Avenia Ossa. It was published in the Rockland County Times on February 2.
LIFEWORKS — January 2012
Click here for the latest issue of New York State Right to Life’s newsletter, LifeWorks. You’ll find articles about:
- Camp Esther and Oratory Contest for prolife teens
- National Right to Life priorities for 2012
- March for Life 2012
The March for Life: Eileen’s Story
Description of video images: We began our Journey at 6:10 am on a sleety, cold, Monday morning.
Jerry Moriarity led us in the Joyful Mysteries of the Most Holy Rosary. We prayed for a safe journey (Jeff is our bus driver) and for God to turn our beloved country of America from death to LIFE.
Father Antonio Astudillo from St. John the Baptist in Piermont prayed the Finding of Our Lord Jesus in the Temple in Spanish. Continue reading
Marching Down Constitution Avenue
Here’s what it’s like to be right in the middle of the March for Life. The excitement, the crowd, the colors — one of our Rockland marchers shares her photos. Continue reading
Team Rockland at the March for Life 2012
At the end of the journey -- The Rockland marchers at the Supreme Court
At 5:30 a.m. on Monday, Jan. 23, we began to gather — at Albertus Magnus High School and in the parking lots of Saint Gregory’s and Saint Francis’s Church.
It was dark, raining lightly and just about freezing. The roads threatened to be icy, but for the most part they weren’t. But no matter the weather, the prolife marchers from Rockland would be there. And so we head south to Washington, D.C., three buses among hundreds coming from all points of the compass, converging on the National Mall. There we’ll speak one message with one voice: Abortion must end. Continue reading
ROCKLAND RIGHT TO LIFE COMMITTEE 