The event always begins with a Rosary by the Catholics.
They are then joined by Protestant brothers and sisters.
The event includes music …
… and talks and prayers by various individuals.
The featured speaker this month was Tim Archer, Board President of Care Net of Greater Oleans (a nearby county). Care Net is a women’s center that provides free, onsite pregnancy services, resources and support.
We also heard form Jan, one of the leaders of the local Mom Mentors, a group that provides all sorts of social and material aid for women. That aid includes baby showers, food, clothing, furniture, rides, listening even in the middle of the night, and more.
We also heard form a woman from Syracuse about pro-life efforts there (Alas, I did not catch her name.)
Someone stuck this image above in a gap in Planned Parenthood’s wall. Meanwhile, some folks who had been there before the event left messages chalked on the sidewalk like this one -
The event ended with participants placing their hands on Planned Parenthood’s street-side wall and praying for the mothers, the fathers, the babies, and the workers.
We will continue until legal abortion ends.
Pax et bonum
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