Fr. Frank Pavone

 

Culture of Death Declares War on Christ

November 16th, 2011 by Fr. Frank Pavone

Satan has always used child-killing to try to slow or stop the advance of the Gospel of Christ.

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New Prayers for Lifeguards

November 3rd, 2011 by Fr. Frank Pavone

With the start of Advent, Catholics begin using a new translation of the Mass. Along with this there are two brand new texts for a Mass “For Giving Thanks to God for the Gift of Human Life.”

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Conscientious Voting

October 12th, 2011 by Fr. Frank Pavone

As we participate in political parties, we are called to change those parties wherever and whenever their positions fail to correspond to the demands of justice and the common good.

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The “Will to Live”

October 7th, 2010 by Fr. Frank Pavone

One of the best things we can do in reference to protecting our own lives from the culture of death is to fill out the “Will to Live” document.
These documents have been prepared by our friends at National Right…

 

The Greatest Love of All

September 15th, 2010 by Fr. Frank Pavone

One of the events I enjoyed most as a parish priest was First Communion liturgies. I always preached vigorously on the awesome wonder of Christ being our Food from heaven, fulfilling our deepest longings.
Each year our parish provided each…

 

In-House Political Criticism

June 22nd, 2010 by Fr. Frank Pavone

I was recently asked what kind of criticism comes from pro-life people regarding the political activities of the pro-life movement. Such criticism does come regularly, and, interestingly, it takes two contradictory forms.
On the one hand, many pro-life people claim…

 

Settled Law? Not so Fast…

June 8th, 2010 by Fr. Frank Pavone

Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan reportedly “considers abortion rights to be settled law” (USA Today, May 21, p. 5A). And we can expect during her confirmation process to hear a number of Senators echo that assertion. Yet America’s courts and…

 

Pretend Not to Know or Admit Not to Care

May 26th, 2010 by Fr. Frank Pavone

I forget what movie it was, but I remember the scene. Two friends were arguing with each other and one was saying, “But you don’t get it, you don’t get it, you killed someone!” And the friend responded, “No, you…

 

Thank You, Cardinal O’Connor

May 3rd, 2010 by Fr. Frank Pavone

It has been ten years since the death of New York’s archbishop, Cardinal John O’Connor. He died of a brain tumor on May 3, 2000, but had he not become ill, his sister Mary Ward has her own conviction of…

 

Supreme Court Vacancy

April 13th, 2010 by Fr. Frank Pavone

US Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens has announced his retirement. The opening of a Supreme Court seat will again open the ongoing debate in our nation over abortion. Like it or not, a nominee’s stand on this issue will…