"There
will be no peace in any society as long as a nation
accepts and/or endorses the principle that babies are
disposable commodities and can be murdered at will."
Rev. T. J. Euteneuer, President,
Human Life International
Last News Release 12/9/09
To join Choose Life &
obtain a license plate click on plate.
40 Days
for Life - Wilmington
Fall Campaign 2010
Attend an Information Night
For more information call Pat Radell at
302-764-8633
July 13th at 7:00 PM, Holy Family Church,
Religious Education Center, Adult Education Rm.
(AER). 15 Gender Rd., Newark DE 19713.
or
July 22nd at 7:00 PM
at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, Rectory
Meeting Room, 4701 Weldin Rd., Wilmington DE
19803.
Read the Latest Lifeline Online Click on the Lifeline Page Below
Prayer Vigils
Weekly on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Thursday Prayer Vigil- In Dover on Thursdays
immediately following 8 AM Mass at Holy Cross Church,
there is a prayer vigil for life at the Planned
Parenthood of Delaware building located at 805 S.
Governors Avenue in Dover.
Join us to help save lives. For more
information click
here.
Friday Prayer Vigil -
Please join us at the downtownWilmington
Planned Parenthood (7th & Shipley) on Friday
mornings from 7:30 - 10:30
AM for a peaceful and prayerful vigil.
Saturday Prayer Vigil - On
Saturdays, please come anytime between 7:30 - 10:30
AM at the AWMS clinic in
Wilmington
(2809 Baynard Blvd.) for a prayer vigil. Clinic is
located at the intersection of Baynard & Broom, down
the street from Salesianum High School. Street
parking is available.
Saturday Prayer Vigil
- In Dover
on the second Saturday each month between 11 AM
and Noon at Planned Parenthood, 805 S. Governors
Ave.
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We
Were There! March for Life - 2010
Hundreds of Delawareans participated in the 37th
March for Life in Washington, D.C., including many schools, churches,
organizations, and
individuals. They joined tens of thousands pro-lifers from around
the country to gather at the National Mall and march up Constitution
Avenue to
the Supreme Court.
