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My Daily Diary for July 7th - 9th, 2023

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Preaching on abortion, 18th Sunday, Year A, Pro-Life Leader Frank Pavone of Priests for Life

Pro-Life Leader Frank Pavone, National Director of Priests for Life, reflects on the Sunday readings for the 18th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year A and their message about abortion. For more information about what the Sunday readings, and the whole Bible, say about abortion, and for resources for your Church, see https://www.ProLifePreaching.org. You can order there the book “Proclaiming the Message of Life,” which contains these reflections for all the Sunday readings in the lectionary. Is 55:1-3 Rom 8:35, 37-39 Mt 14:13-21 Abortions do not happen because of “freedom of choice,” but rather because some mothers and fathers feel they have no freedom and no choice. They have needs that they think cannot be met without aborting their child. They are captive to the coercive power of despair. Today’s readings are about the Lord providing for our needs, issuing an invitation to us to come to him confidently, to trust that he can fulfill all those needs. Fundamentally, of course, this is an invitation to salvation. But salvation is integral; it is bodily as well as spiritual, it is communitarian as well as individual, and it extends its effects to our daily needs, including those related to parenting. No trial, such as the intense anxieties that can accompany pregnancy, is too great for the love of Christ. It is in that power and with that confidence that the People of God are not only to come to him for their needs – for the grace to do what is right and choose life in every circumstance – but also that the People of God are to go to others who have such needs and trials, and strengthen them. We are to ‘feed’ one another. The Gospel passage for today does not say that the Lord simply went ahead and fed the crowds himself. It says he ordered his disciples to feed them. They weren’t sure how to do that, but he enabled them to do so. And so it is today. Together, as the People of Life, we can meet the needs faced by those who are tempted to abort, and we can meet their anguish and distress with the victorious love of Christ.

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Why Can’t Trump’s Opponents Get Ahead? Praying for America - July 11, 2023

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The Sorrowful Mysteries of the Holy Rosary and Divine Mercy chaplet

Join Me in a holy hour of adoration, as I pray the Sorrowful Mysteries of the Most Holy Rosary of the Blessed Virgin Mary and Chaplet of Divine Mercy. Get your Pro-life t-shirts: www.prolifeproducts.org Check out my social media: @FrFrankPavone Support Us at: prolifegift.org

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Preaching on abortion, Transfiguration, Pro-Life Leader Frank Pavone of Priests for Life

Pro-Life Leader Frank Pavone, National Director of Priests for Life, reflects on the Sunday readings for the Transfiguration and their message about abortion. For more information about what the Sunday readings, and the whole Bible, say about abortion, and for resources for your Church, see https://www.ProLifePreaching.org. You can order there the book “Proclaiming the Message of Life,” which contains these reflections for all the Sunday readings in the lectionary. Dn 7: 9-10, 13-14 2 Pt 1: 16-19 Year A: Mt 17:1-9; Year B: Mk 9, 2-10; Year C: Luke 9: 28b-36 Christ allowed some of his apostles to see him transfigured precisely to strengthen them for the coming crucifixion, and for the suffering that they also would endure for proclaiming the Name of Christ. The preacher, on the Feast of the Transfiguration, can do the same for the people: strengthen them for the trials of their lives by reflecting on who Christ is, who calls them and accompanies them each day of their lives. If in the Church we think of Christ just as a role model or teacher, we will get some inspiration, but it will not be sufficient to sustain us for the sacrifices that fidelity requires. It is only when we see him in the light of the Transfiguration, and with an understanding of his identity as God, that we begin to understand that our strength does not simply come from his example, but from his living presence among us and within us. He lives in us, he loves through us. In the second reading, Peter begins to make a comparison of “a lamp shining in a dark place.” The image changes at the end. We might expect him simply to say that we keep our eyes on the lamp in the dark place until the morning star rises, and gives light to the whole place. But he says that it rises “in our hearts.” The image has shifted to the internal world. But then again, perhaps it hasn’t shifted that much, because the rising of the morning star in our hearts represents our faith in Christ Transfigured – the Christ of Glory. This light given to our heart, our mind, our every choice, then indeed enlightens the external room, and the external world of our lives. We see creation and circumstances much more clearly because we know who Christ is and what he calls us to do. This presence of Christ who strengthens us for sacrifice can then be applied to the challenges we have and the sacrifices we have to make in order to say “Yes” to life – the lives of our own children, and the lives of those in danger, who need our advocacy.

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Janet Reacts to, "Safe haven baby box Firefighter Adoption Story."

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Daily Scripture Reading and Reflection: Cry out in Solemn Wonder! July 11, 2023

Join me for Today's Scripture Reading and Reflection: Cry out in Solemn Wonder! Get your Pro-life t-shirts: www.prolifeproducts.org Check out my social media: @FrFrankPavone Support Us at: www.prolifegift.org ================================================================= 📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1Aa1ZM5Yvl52jJk9MVzfwg 📘 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fatherfrankpavone 📷 Instagram: http://Instagram.com/frfrankpavone 🐦Twitter: http://www.Twitter.com/frfrankpavone 🗨️Discord: https://discord.gg/SQM59WCpdt 📩 Email: mail@priestsforlife.org =================================================================

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