Read backstory here. This fiasco left off with Bishop Patrick Zurek (pictured right) publicly announcing on October 6 a private meeting he had invited Father Frank Pavone to attend on October 13. When that meeting did not happen, Bishop Zurek appears to have misrepresented why it did not happen, quoting Amarillo Globe-News on October 14… […]
It was four weeks ago today that someone with malicious intent leaked a scathing letter to the press written by Amarillo Bishop Patrick Zurek to all U.S. bishops announcing he had “decided to suspend” Priests for Life’s Fr. Frank Pavone “from public ministry outside of the Diocese.”
I was in Washington, DC, yesterday and attended a private function at which Minnesota Congresswoman and presidential candidate Michele Bachmann spoke on the record about her pro-life convictions. Bachmann began by recounting her launch into the pro-life movement, which began when she was a junior in high school. “I was standing by my locker, and […]
Mother Jones has a story up today as well as a link to the indictment of pro-abort terrorist Theodore Shulman. Shulman was arrested on February 25 for threatening two pro-life leaders. Above is the last post Shulman wrote before being arrested. From the MJ piece:
UPDATE, 3/19, 8:27a: The USCCB issued
I was at the Grotto on the Notre Dame campus Sunday afternoon when President Barack Obama received his honorary doctor of laws degree and gave his commencement speech. At the same time, Fr. Frank Pavone of Priests for Life officiated an alternative service for those who couldn’t bear to see such a prominent enabler of […]
UPDATE, 8:45p: Fr. Pavone has made a YouTube video explaining his plan for Sunday: _______________ Fr. Frank Pavone of Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes on campus. Seniors not attending their commencement honoring radical pro-abortion President Barack Obama invited Fr. Pavone to offer this option, called the Class of 2009 Vigil for Life. Fr. Pavone’s […]
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Jill Stanek is a nurse turned speaker, columnist and blogger, a national figure in the effort to protect both preborn and postborn innocent human life.
