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Church / Letter of the Week / Prayer
by Admin · Published November 17, 2017 · Last modified November 15, 2017
Our nation’s hospitals daily terminate the lives of many unborn infants by legalised abortion on demand. I thus respectfully ask our Catholic bishops to direct that the following prayer, or something similar, be made one of our Sunday Masses’ bidding prayers once a month
