Abortion and Mental Health - Hosts: Janet Morana and Leslie Palma

Love Revealed in Christ and the Unborn: The love revealed in Christ is lived through service. That love reaches the unborn, the smallest and most vulnerable among us.

Every Human Life Is an Epiphany of God’s Glory: The Epiphany reveals God’s glory. As St. John Paul II taught, every human life is an epiphany of that same glory and deserves protection.

Christmas Makes Us Givers of Life - Christmas reveals its great gift: we shall be like Him. That truth calls us to be givers of life, not destroyers, and strengthens our pro-life mission.

He Who Is in Us Is Greater: Our relationship with Christ gives us the strength to confront abortion. Scripture reminds us that He who is in us is greater than he who is in the world.

A New Year Is a Celebration of New Life: God gives us life in days and years, and we return that gift to Him through faithful service. This reflection invites us to begin the year recommitted to defending every human life.

The Antichrist Denies Christ and Human Dignity: The Antichrist denies the divinity of Christ. That same denial leads to rejecting the humanity of others. Abortion flows from this rejection of human dignity.

Through Him Was Life: Christmas Makes Us Prolife - The Gospel proclaims that life came to be through Christ. Christmas forms a prolife people who defend life because God entered human history as man.

Welcoming Life Through Virtue and Self-Giving: The first reading continues to reveal the prolife meaning of Christmas. You are called to embrace virtues that welcome life and reject selfishness that destroys it.

God Came Himself, Christ Is Messiah and Lord: The Midnight Mass Gospel proclaims that Jesus is Messiah and Lord. God did not simply send a messenger. He entered history Himself. Christmas reveals the dignity of every human life.