Daily Pro-life Reflections From Father Frank Pavone, National Director of Priests For Life.

I have heard the cry of my people who are being oppressed…Therefore I have come down to rescue them.” So God speaks to Moses when he calls him to lead God’s people to freedom.

Tomorrow, when many messages of affection are exchanged. It is therefore a good day to reflect on how holy human affection is.

When Jesus died on the cross, the Centurion standing next to him, who had participated in His death cried out, "Surely, this was an innocent man."

Prayer is the foundation of every effort we undertake to build the Culture of Life.

A report came into a Milwaukee police station one day that children were throwing stones off a bridge. When the police arrived on the scene, they asked the children what they were throwing.

The pro-life movement is winning. One of the signs of progress is the closing of abortion clinics and the scarcity of doctors willing to do the procedure.

A coalition of pro-life groups has responded to the assertion of some pro-life candidates that in this year’s elections, the social issues like abortion should not be a focus of attention, but rather issues like jobs and the economy.

In the pagan view of government, the law came from the mouth of the king and the people counted for nothing.

This year is an election year, and too many people still think that religion and politics don’t mix.

Pro-abortion politicians will often say to us, "Let's just agree to disagree."

On this day in 2001, terrorists attacked our land in an event that we should never forget.

In many states, abortionists come in from a different state in order to perform the procedure.

Do you know someone who has been hurt by abortion, and who wants to do something to keep others from experiencing the same hurt?

Pro-abortion politicians will often say to us, "Abortion is the law of the land."

Rachel's Vineyard is a retreat program for women and men who have lost a child by abortion.