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Pro-life leader Frank Pavone, recently stripped of his priesthood by the Vatican, offers a Christmas Eve message of hope, prayerfully asking for the intercession of Saint Padre Pio to help restore him to the Clerical state. Also says, firmly: “I’m not going anywhere! Our pro-life work isn’t slowing down one bit!”

Daily Scripture Reflection and Study

In this broadcast, I point out a pattern in the Catholic Church that mimics exactly what we are seeing in American politics: the weaponization of otherwise legitimate processes to silence one's political enemies.

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Living Pro Life LIVE with Fr. Leo Patalinghug of EWTN and Fr. Frank Pavone

The Luminous Mysteries of the Most Holy Rosary of the Blessed Virgin Mary and Divine Mercy Chaplet

Frank Pavone, National Director of Priests for Life, reflects on the Sunday readings for the 23rd 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. Ez 33:7-9 Rom 13:8-10 Mt 18:15-20 The readings today provide important insight into the pro-life witness of the Church and of each member of the Church. Combining the themes of the readings, we can say that the Church consists of “loving watchmen.” Because we love God, we love others, and therefore try to persuade others to love the same God and to keep themselves from the destructive harm of sin. When we try to fulfill the exhortation of Ezekiel and of Jesus to engage in the spiritual work of mercy of “admonishing the sinner,” we are told – particularly when the sin we are trying to prevent is abortion – that we should “mind our own business.” (Of course, this criticism is not heard when the sins we are trying to prevent are politically correct to prevent, such as harm to the environment.) Yet it actually is our business to engage in fraternal correction, because God has entrusted us to each other. “The God of the Covenant has entrusted the life of every individual to his or her fellow human beings” (Evangelium Vitae, 76). There is a natural bond of responsibility, because we are all one human family, and there is a mystical communion in grace and a harm that is done to the entire Body of Christ by the sins of each individual. Hence, fraternal correction, and being a “watchman,” make sense. The task is especially urgent when we are speaking up for defenseless human beings who cannot speak for themselves. The love that Paul describes in the second reading is what infuses the pro-life movement and motivates its participants. Defending the unborn is simply an application of “love your neighbor.” Pro-life advocacy, therefore, does not have to be seen as ideologically or politically motivated. It is simply love in action, and love that inspires not only the work of the pregnancy centers and the post abortion healing ministries, but also the legislative efforts, the political efforts, the protests, and every other form of pro-life activity. The gospel passage today ends with the words, “where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them.” Why did the Lord say “two or three?” He is there when just one person is present, isn’t he? Certainly, he is. But it is when the “other” or “others” show up that we are then able to give ourselves away in love, and that bond of active love between human beings manifests Jesus’ presence in the particular way that he highlights in this passage.

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Join me in a holy hour of adoration, as I pray the Joyful 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

Pro-Life Leader Frank Pavone, National Director of Priests for Life, reflects on the Sunday readings for the 6th Sunday Easter, 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. Acts 8:5-8, 14-17 1 Pt 3:15-18 Jn 14:15-21 When our Lord promises in today’s Gospel passage, “I will come to you,” he is referring to the presence of his Holy Spirit, who does not bring a new divinity or a new Gospel, but rather precisely the presence of Jesus Christ. The Lord’s constant promise of “life” comes to fulfillment with the outpouring of the Spirit of Life; therefore Jesus can say, “I live and you will live.” The preaching of this weekend, therefore, can focus on the relationship between Easter and the approaching Feasts of Ascension and Pentecost. The victory of Christ over death is shared with all his people: He brings our humanity to the heights of heaven and pours out his life-giving Spirit. The truth brought out in today’s passage regarding the “Advocate” is also crucial to the Church’s role in building the Culture of Life. Jesus Christ himself is our first Advocate (see 1 John 2:1 – “If anyone does sin, we have an Advocate with the Father, Jesus Christ the righteous one”). Now, that Advocate is promising us “Another Advocate” who will be with us always – the Holy Spirit. Indeed, the Spirit advocates for us in the heights of heaven, that all the power of the redemptive work of Christ might have its full effect. But if the Spirit, who is an Advocate, fills us, he makes us advocates! He gives speech to the tongue, as we will see even more powerfully at Pentecost. He makes us advocates for the helpless, just as he advocates for us when we cannot save ourselves. The pro-life work of the People of God springs from this aspect of the Holy Spirit, who makes us advocates for those who cannot speak for themselves – the unborn and all the vulnerable.

Frank Pavone, National Director of Priests for Life, reflects on the Sunday readings for the 3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year B 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. Jon 3:1-5, 10 1 Cor 7:29-31 Mk 1:14-20 “Repent” is the first message of Jesus as he begins his public ministry, as today’s Gospel makes clear. It was also the first message of John the Baptizer as he began preparing the way for Christ (Mark 1:4), and was the first theme that Peter proclaimed on the first Pentecost (Acts 2:38). The preaching of Jonah foreshadowed all of this, and the work of the Church today echoes it. Our world needs to repent of the sin of abortion. Many pro-life believers think that our first spiritual duty in the face of abortion is to pray. But it is not. Our first duty is to repent. God does not simply prohibit us from committing abortion. He prohibits us from tolerating it. He calls us to become active in fighting it. January 22, 1973 was the date of the tragic Roe vs. Wade decision that permitted unlimited abortion in the United States and prevented the people from protecting the unborn. Fortunately, that decision has now been reversed, though the work of protecting the unborn is not finished. The date of January 22 will remain a sad commemoration of the tens of millions of lives lost to abortion. This commemoration should stir us each day to a deeper and deeper repentance from the works of death.

Today's Daily Bible Reflection

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