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January 22, 2025         

(Deu 30:19) I call heaven and earth to witness this day, that I have set before you life and death, blessing and cursing. Choose therefore life, that both thou and thy seed may live:

USCCB: No Sin is Beyond God’s Unfathomable Mercy, says Bishop Thomas on the Anniversary of Roe v. Wade

REVIEW: National Sanctity of Human Life Day – January 22, 2025

National Sanctity of Human Life Day is an annual observance on January 22. On this day, we raise our voices against abortion. The presidents of the U.S. have been celebrating this day regularly since 1973 against the ruling of the case Roe vs. Wade, which legalized the right of abortion for a woman. Republican leaders since President Reagan have strongly opposed the law and have stressed the need to give the rights of life to every born and unborn individual. Because of this, January 22 has been dedicated to celebrating National Sanctity of Human Life Day.

FLORIDA CATHOLIC: Pro-Life fight continues, 52 years post-Roe

FAMILY COUNCIL: Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders Declares January 22 ‘Day of Tears’ in Arkansas

LIFENEWS HEADLINE: Pro-Life Group Formally Requests Trump Pardon 21 Pro-Life Americans Biden Put in Prison

THE PILLAR EDITORIAL EXCERPT: Agree or disagree with those pardons, pro-lifers are waiting now to see if Donald Trump will pardon 21 pro-life advocates in federal prison for violating the Freedom of Access to Clinics Act.

Among them is a priest, Fr. Fidelis Moscinski, and pro-life Catholic activist Lauren Handy, who told The Pillar in 2022 that she is “compelled by my deeply held beliefs to put my body between the oppressed and oppressor.”

Handy was in May sentenced to almost five years in prison, because she and other activists engaged in a non-violent protest, chaining themselves to doors and in a waiting room of an abortion clinic. As they did so, they gave women roses, and told them how beautiful their babies were. They offered them support, and resources, and friendship.

Their goal was to stop abortions. To save lives.

Opponents of the group would argue that pardoning them will see an increase in similar efforts to stop abortion clinics from killing children. Supporters, actually, might say the same thing.

The rule of law is important. It matters. But non-violent protest against killing — direct, non-violent intervention to save people’s lives — that’s got a long, storied, celebrated, and heroic history for Catholics. And that kind of action is returning to the pro-life movement, because people like Lauren Handy haven’t been afraid to go to prison.

Those pro-life protestors don’t need to spend years in prison for the rule of law to make its stand. Especially because science tell us that unborn babies are humans, and that law written on our hearts tell us that killing them is wrong.

PRAYER VIA Fr. Ripperger:

Immaculate Mary, patroness of the United States of America. Queen of Heaven and earth, beneath whose sway are subject all things that are lower than God, sorrowful and mindful of our own sinfulness and the sins of our nation, we come to thee our refuge and hope, knowing that our country cannot be saved by our own works, and mindful of how much our nation has departed from the ways of thy Son, we humbly ask that thou wouldst turn thine eyes upon our country to bring about its conversion.

We consecrate to thee all of those governing our Republic, so that what is spiritually and morally best for the citizens of our nation may be accomplished, and that they would govern according to the spiritual and moral principles which will bring our nation into conformity with the teachings of thy Son. Bind any forces, spiritual or human, that would seek to inflict harm or evil on our country, or against those who do good for our nation by their governance.

Give grace to the citizens of this land, so that they may merit leaders who will govern according to the Sacred Heart of thy Son, that His glory may be made manifest, lest we be given the leaders we deserve. Trusting in the providential care of God the Father and thy maternal care, we have perfect confidence that thou wilt take care of us and will not leave us forsaken.

O Mary Immaculate, pray for us.

The Desert Fathers: sayings of the Early Christian Monks: Humility

45. The same brother asked him, 'Do you think Satan persecuted the men of old as he persecutes us?' Sisois said, 'More, for now his doom has drawn nearer, and he is weakened.'"

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