Policy push from this faith community persists in a divisive election year . . . Here's the local journey of faith . . . Read more:
'March with confidence' because 'Christ has won'
Megan Marley It was cold and sleeting outside super early in the morning January 23, but that didn't deter the pilgrims gathering from all corners of the diocese for a three-day round trip 'ironman' pilgrimage for the Washington D.C. March for Life. This year marked 47 years since Roe v.
TOP PHOTO -- TRAPPED IN A VACUUM
ReplyDeleteOnly 3 people of color showed up for the Catholic Pro-Life march!!!
The rest of them got aborted.
ReplyDeleteI went to JCCC in overland park back in 1977. Heard a group of girls, in the hall, each one talking about the time they "had one". I couldnt tell for a while what they were discussing. Then it came out they were talking about their abortions. i am sure they have mostly married, had families and never told their family members about the abortions. But if abortion is OK, then why do they not tell everyone now? Cause they had 40 years to realize its not right.
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