Pro-Life Trial

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“It is not civil disobedience, rather it is trespassing,” announced the presumably Pro-life judge on his open statement to a group of about seventy five pro-lifers who had protested at the Planned Parenthood clinic in Providence, RI. The demonstration made the front page of the Providence Journal, and my stepfather, who had demonstrated, asked me to accompany him to court.

The trial had three protagonists: the judge, a clinic supervisor, and a female Pro-lifer who knew the supervisor’s family.

“She has aborted at least once, otherwise the clinic would not employ her.  She has a luxury car, expensive attires, but is sad and suffers from insomnia,” declared the Pro-lifer. The mother, a devout Catholic, is so sad about the abortion activities that she constantly implores God, in weeping eyes, for her daughter’s conversion.”  I was shocked, because after the supervisor’s testimony, the magistrate boldly ordered “she could return to work.”

“You will be held in contempt of court,” the judge scolded a few times the defendants from all ages and walks of life. “You must keep the peace until the law is changed,” he declared pathetically.  I wished to give him a piece of my mind: Your Honor, if Americans had followed your advice America would still be in slavery … The Lord may scold you on your day of reckoning: “you have associated with murderers of My innocent, defenseless children … Go to Hell.”

Each protester was found guilty and fined $100, and the clinic supervisor died later from cancer after receiving the Catholic Last Rites.  God had listened to her mother’s prayers!

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6 Responses to Pro-Life Trial

  1. Peggy Llindenthaler's avatar Peggy Llindenthaler says:

    I want to be physically ill when I hear of things like this happening. May God have mercy on them, and on the judge especially for what he has done. I wish there was something I could do to help those poor innocent babies!

    • Pray to the Virgin Mary to remove from office the politicians that don’t give a damn about the right to life of the unborn and rather allow them to be brutally and cowardly sacrificed on the altar of political ambition.

      • Pray that the Clinic Supervisor had true repentance, otherwise the Sacraments would be of no value to them, in fact the reception of the Sacraments without true repentance further condemns them.

        May God have mercy on an amoral Amerika!
        Viva Cristo Rey!
        Yours in Their Hearts,
        Kenneth M. Fisher, Founding Director
        Concerned Roman Catholics of America, Inc.

  2. If we want to be like Jesus then love the unloveable, forgive the unworthy and do good to those that cannot repay you.

    • Yes beloved nurses! If we removed from office the pro-choice politicians we may actually love and forgive them because we would prevent them to carry a heavier load to the other side.
      Believe it or not? Blessings!

  3. helen silgas's avatar helen silgas says:

    The prince of darkness who has so long bent the powers of his mastermind to the work of deception, skillfully adapts his temptation to men of all classes and conditions.
    WE need to humble ourselves before the LORD in fasting and prayer and to meditate upon His word especially on final judgment …

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