If pro-life people truly experience joy as followers of Christ, their actions should reflect this and they would become infectious rather than poisonous to those around them.
My sister continues to remind me that Christmas is not only about decorations or gifts, but about love freely given, joy shared without reservation, and the quiet ways we choose to care for each other.
That God was a babe, a child, fascinates children. They see that He was like them. The fact that he played and sang and was tiny and delightful fills them with a meaning no other gift can supply.
Pro-Life Action League has invited pro-lifers to participate in their 'Peace in the Womb' Christmas caroling campaign to bring the joy of life to abortion clinics across the world in an effort to save lives.
As first reported by True North, a group in Manitoba has had its pro-life advertisement canceled by major billboard company Pattison because it creates too much 'controversy.'
With Christmas just days away, Gaudete Sunday, the Third Sunday of Advent, is an invitation to live Christian joy and find the happiness of Heaven – beginning on earth.
I do not deny that evangelical joy is a value that integrates the Christian conception of life, but it is also undeniable that calamities exist. I cannot imagine Our Lord Jesus Christ with a perpetual smile.
Parents must view children as precious gifts from God rather than mere burdens. Recognizing the profound joy, growth, and blessings they bring, parents must stand strong in their faith in God amid the pressures and misconceptions that often tempt parents to worry. Listen now and see how parents worldwide must embrace the privilege of raising the next generation with gratitude and faith in Jesus — that God will always provide. Watch the full show here: https://www.lifesitenews.com/episodes/african-bishops-united-on-supporting-traditional-families/ HELP US FIGHT THE LIES OF THE MAINSTREAM MEDIA AND SPREAD THE TRUTH AROUND THE WORLD: https://give.lifesitenews.com SHOP ALL YOUR FUN AND FAVORITE LIFESITE […]
Life has always been a struggle and it always will be, for every person. But it is our responsibility to love each other as Christ did – becoming as vulnerable as a newborn baby and as selfless as the One who gave His life for each of us.