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Jeanne Mancini, president of the March for Life, said that a great deal of prayer on her part as well as other staff of the March for Life goes into the discernment process for the theme, and “anything can happen with God’s grace.”
The suit alleged that the Washington Post “engaged in a modern-day form of McCarthyism by competing with CNN and NBC, among others, to claim leadership of a mainstream and social media mob of bullies which attacked, vilified, and threatened Nicholas Sandmann.”
In the case, the Supreme Court is considering whether or not U.S. funding of foreign entities for AIDS relief can be conditioned on their opposition to prostitution and sex trafficking.
March for Life 2020 was marked by historic firsts.
They marched for life—and for that, they deserve to be celebrated.
‘We’re at a Time of Victory Right Now for the Pro-life Movement’
To go to the March for Life this year will be to be surrounded by reminders of my Michael — but I will take comfort in being surrounded by people who know that Michael was “a baby”
I’m pro-life… because preborn children can’t speak for themselves.
We can’t just wait for others to do good. Overcoming evil with good is not meant to be a vicarious activity.
In his homily, Archbishop Naumann said he was cheered at the sight of so many you pilgrims for life, a powerful witness against an abortion culture which he compared to an episode of ‘The Twilight Zone,’ in which “beautiful is ugly and hideous is gorgeous.”
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