Fr. Pavone has preached and taught against abortion throughout the world. In 1996, he was invited to address the pro-life caucus of the United States House of Representatives. He was also invited by Mother Teresa of Calcutta to address the clergy of India on abortion and the sanctity of human life. In the U.S., Fr. Pavone has produced many television and radio programs. He has an ongoing "Defending Life" series on the world's largest religious cable network, EWTN, which is broadcast into 55 million American homes and into 38 different countries. He also appears on the Odyssey Network, and produces regular radio programs for Catholic Family Radio and Vatican radio. He is quoted regularly in the secular media on life issues. He also heads the "Priests for Life" which is an officially approved association of Catholic Clergy who give special emphasis to the pro-life teachings of the Church. "Priests for Life" offers ongoing assistance to the clergy in addressing the topics of abortion and euthanasia, and training and resources to the entire pro-life movement.
Contact: pfl@priestsforlife.org
Website:http://www.priestsforlife.org
Dr. McArthur Hill used to kill babies for a living. Now he has repented. At a conference of former abortionists, he shared the nightmares he had:
Date posted: 2007-08-25
On February 22, 1987 - that is, twenty years ago - the Catholic Church gave our society a tremendous gift, and it's time to open it again. It was a clear trumpet blast of truth and compassion, a ray of Gospel light on problems that continue to be some of the most vexing of our time.
Date posted: 2007-02-12
One of the key reasons that protection to the unborn has not yet been restored in law, and that public officials are not making the case persuasively to their colleagues that protection has to be restored to the unborn, is that the problem continues to be presented as a matter of viewpoints rather than victims.
Date posted: 2007-02-04
The push for prenatal diagnostic tests for pregnant mothers just became stronger.
Date posted: 2007-01-26
Two senators have introduced legislation in Congress that would require an abortionist to provide documentation on the capacity of an unborn child to feel pain to any woman seeking an abortion past the 20th week. After receiving this information, the woman must either accept or refuse the administration of pain-reducing drugs directly to the unborn child.
Date posted: 2007-01-21