Showing posts with label Bucks County Pro-Life Coalition; Planned Parenthood; pro-life prayer vigils. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bucks County Pro-Life Coalition; Planned Parenthood; pro-life prayer vigils. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 16, 2019

Just a Reminder - Prayer Rally Outside of Planned Parenthood in Warminster, Pa on January 18th




While most of you will be traveling to Washington, DC on Friday, January 18th, we know there are some from our area who would like to participate, but for various reasons cannot travel to Washington, DC that day. For this reason a Prayer Rally will be held outside the Warminster, Planned Parenthood on January 18th for those who wish to be part of the activities in some way.

Prayer is the most important weapon we have to combat the evils in our society; and prayer vigils outside of abortion facilities combine this powerful weapon with our witness to the crimes against humanity taking place in our communities every day.  
If you are unable to attend the March for Life in Washington, DC, please consider coming out to pray and give witness with us. 

We will gather outside of Planned Parenthood on Louis Drive at 12 noon. Signs will be provided. Hope to see many of you then.




This event is sponsored by the Bucks County Pro-Life Coalition 


 

The primary mission of the Bucks County Pro-Life Coalition is to provide financial support to area crisis pregnancy centers and educate the community regarding sanctity of life issues from conception until natural death.  For more information and for up-to-date articles and events, please follow us on Facebook here.





Sunday, March 6, 2016

A Message from a Pro-Life Warrior to Those who Live in Southeast Pennsylvania



from Bill Miller
Bucks County Pro-Life Coalition


Friday March 3rd, I prayed the Rosary with 12 other people at the Warminster Planned Parenthood.

Saturday March 4th, I attended 7 a.m. Mass at Christ The King in the Far Northeast section of Phila followed by the Rosary Vigil at Planned Parenthood on Comly Rd.

It seems every week our numbers decrease. I know the weather has been brutal, but it does not stop the dedicated people like the "regulars " at Warminster or Comly Rd. They bundle up with layers of warm clothes and brave the bitter cold in order to give "Public Witness" to the women (victims) going in for the abortions, letting them know we are there to offer help in various ways.

It is very disappointing to know that with all the surrounding Catholic parishes we can only gather 10 to 15 people each Friday or Saturday.

Betty and Dave Maier, both in their 80's,  Pray and Witness at the Comly Rd. PP Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays EVERY week. This morning a Retired Priest came all the way up from South Phila to Celebrate mass for us.

I leave these killing sites each week thinking how apathetic on this issue my fellow Catholics have become.

I fear for my Catholic faith, that is slowly being consumed by the Culture of Death and will eventually no longer exist.

I am not asking anyone to spend EVERY Friday or Saturday in front of these Killing centers, but to at the very least try to make a vigil once a month.

I know I am disappointed with the low number of persons who make these vigils. So please forgive me for my venting, I just have to express my disappointment on this issue.

Some people make the March For Life every year but we never see them at any other Pro-Life function the rest of the year.

Coming up is Holy Week and Good Friday...There will be Vigils at EVERY Abortion Center in S.E. Pa.that day. Please try to attend either at Warminster or Comly Rd.

Also 40 Days for Life has 2 more weeks, so please try to go to your local abortion facility and pray for the end of abortion.

See another post on this subject which lists all the sites in SE Pa. at this link.

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