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This is your Prolife Reflection for March 18, 2022 #dailybible #bible #prolife #jesus

President Trump and the Criminalization of Election

Our Daily Scripture Reading and Reflection!

Join me in Praying and Reading the Scripture

How the Left is Putting Trump in Prison Now

Update on my Health and Outlook to the near future!

In today's Lenten Scripture we see how every temptation is a lie, and how to resist it. On social media, follow @FrFrankPavone.

Attention all pro-life supporters! Don't miss tonight's brand new episode of Prolife Primetime News at 9pm ET. Tune in to hear the latest news and updates on the pro-life movement from our expert guests and hosts. We'll be discussing everything from legislative updates to inspiring stories of hope and courage in the face of adversity. Join the conversation and show your support for life! #ProlifePrimetimeNews #ProLife #ChooseLife #SavingLives #TuneIn #9pmET #LiveStream #JoinTheConversation

Ron Desantis: Will He Participate in the August 23 Debate? The Inside Scoop and all the other Prolife news of the Week.

What Is America's Biggest Enemy?

Amazing America First Health Care Policies!

Today, Prolife Leader Frank Pavone explains what God's Word tells us about how to understand his role and find his presence in our sufferings. On social media, follow @FrFrankPavone.

We Remember Aborted Children

President Trump, Abortion, and the Path to Victory

All are Invited to what?

Join me for our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection

TikTokers thinking Abortion is Funny! This is Evil

In this replay of an important interview, Father Frank will be interviewing Kari Lake, a Trump endorsed candidate for Arizona Governor. @RSBNetwork #MAGA #Elections2022 Praying for America for July 5th, 2022

Fr. Frank Pavone, National Director of Priests for Life, reflects on the Sunday readings for the 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year C 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. Readings: Is 66:18-21 Heb 12:5-7, 11-13 Lk 13:22-30 “We ate and drank in your company and you taught in our streets.” Evidently, that is not enough to be saved. The Gospel today challenges us to be disciples internally, not just externally. We may indeed eat and drink with the Lord: he is among us, we go to Mass, we identify ourselves as Christians to others, we have our sacramental certificates, and we might wear crosses and have other religious symbols around us. But that is not enough. We may indeed hear the Lord teach in our streets. He continues to teach and proclaim his Gospel every time an ordained minister of the Church gives a homily. We hear the Lord speaking through many others, too, and through our own individual contact with his Word. But still that is not enough. Discipleship requires obedience to the teaching we hear the Lord give us, and actual union with the one with whom we sit at table. This has implications for our pro-life stance. It is not and cannot be enough simply to “be” pro-life, in the sense that we “believe” abortion is wrong, “oppose” it, or have the right viewpoint. Attitudinal opposition to abortion has to translate into behavioral opposition, not just in the sense that we would never participate in it, but in the sense that we do not tolerate it. On the contrary, we reach out and intervene to save others who are being aborted by the choice of others.

LIVE Mass with Fr. Frank Pavone for Sunday, October 9th. Fr. Frank will preach on the theme "Convert All Peoples to Christ, the Only Savior." Follow Fr. Frank on social media @FrFrankPavone.

Prolife Primetime News! WOW Americans are Standing with President Trump

The Insurrectionist Behavior of The Left

Praying for America - Where do we Stand in This Election?

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