What are we striving for here on earth? It’s far too easy to lose sight of this ultimate end towards which all our means should be directed.

In our daily interactions with others, try to imagine them as Christ and treat them with love and compassion. In doing so, we will not only witness to Christ's love, but to the truth that each human being deserves dignity and respect.

Not only has the Pro-Life message been spread through films and music, but it has also been spread through artwork, books, videos, tv shows, and much more.

Just by holding peaceful pro-life signs in public, you are spreading awareness for the pro-life movement. You’re sending out an important message–that there is hope.

Laetare Sunday is a time of rejoicing and looking forward to the upcoming Easter morning. So, keep praying, fasting, watching, and waiting for Our Lord, for He is coming!

As a great defender of the Church, St. Margaret Clitherow’s zeal for the protection of the priesthood is a reminder for us all to pray for the protection of the Church, especially all priests.

We desire perfect goodness, truth, and beauty. God is goodness, truth, and beauty, and in the act of the Incarnation, He united Himself to us in our humanity.

This Lent, we encourage you to become even more involved in the pro-life movement locally. We can build a culture of life one person at a time by reaching out to those in our community!

Mary stands as the paragon of motherhood, and yet she's relatively overlooked in the cause most intimately related to her vocation: Abortion.

Remember that as followers of Christ and Pro-Life warriors we can do all things through Christ who strengthens us. Take heart and pray for an end to abortion. Pray for the gift of motherhood to be held as a sacred gift from God.