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40 Days Ottawa Report Log (Part 1)November 4, 2009 More »40 Days Ottawa Report Log (Part 2)November 4, 2009 More »Report from America - Day 41November 2, 2009 More »Ground Zero Report - Day 40November 1, 2009 More »Report from America - Day 40November 1, 2009 More »Report from America - Day 39October 31, 2009 More »Ground Zero Report - Day 39October 31, 2009I was at the vigil site today at the same time that Frances was there. There were two other ladies praying there as well. I noticed that many people took notice of Frances' "I Regret My Abortion" sign, often giving it a second look, including a teenage girl who came out of 65 Bank St. with an older woman, with the telltale brown envelope in her pocket. I noticed that as she walked away, the girl looked back across the street a few times, and even while she was trying to light a cigarette in the wind, she continued to look across at the sign. Perhaps a seed was planted that will make her give her pause to think about what she has done to herself and her unborn child. More » Ground Zero Report - Day 38October 30, 2009 More »Report from America - Day 38October 30, 2009 More »Report from America - Day 37October 29, 2009 More »Ground Zero Report - Day 37October 29, 2009I stopped by Ground Zero at around 10 am to see what was going on. I saw G all by himself praying quietly. I chatted with him a bit. I asked if it was okay to take a picture. He agreed. He thought it would be a good idea to stand next to the "Pray to End Abortion" sign. In the background was the entrance to the clinic, so I thought it made a good shot. When I finished, the security guard jumped out of the doorway, like I had done something wrong. He began to take notes. I thought it was rather ludicrous. More » Ground Zero Report - Day 36October 28, 2009I didn't really fill a spot this morning. I just dropped by Ground Zero at about 10 am to encourage the vigilers. There was only one woman there. C had been there for over an hour and she was cold. She said I might have been an answer to a prayer as she was praying for someone to come. She spoke about the importance of faith in fighting the forces of darkness. I couldn't stay because I had to go pick up my daughter. But I said a decade of the rosary with her. Suzanne Report from America - Day 36October 28, 2009 More »Ground Zero Report - Day 35October 27, 2009Linda and I went downtown tonight to fill the (supposedly) empty 7-8pm slot. We were never less than 4 during the hour, and hit six for a while. 1) One gentleman went by and said "God bless you" to each of us. More » Report from America - Day 35October 27, 2009 More »Ground Zero Report - Day 34October 26, 2009Last night (12:40 am Monday Oct 26) someone threw an egg at the sign hanging on the post from a passing car. I was standing right beside it so it showered the sign I had hanging over my chest and the side of my coat and pants. More » Report from America - Day 34October 26, 2009 More »Report from America - Day 33October 25, 2009 More »Ground Zero Report - Day 32October 24, 2009Today my fiancée Kirsten and I went down to ground zero. I had my sign with “I Regret Lost Fatherhood” on one side and “je pleure mon enfant avorté” on the other. I was moved by Kirsten’s willingness to stand with me even though she had never at all been involved in the sin of abortion. She’s got such a heart for this issue that she doesn’t care what people think about her standing with me. I am grateful she does because sometimes it’s hard to stand alone with that sign while passersby jeer and disdainfully glare at me. I love you Kirsten. More » Report from America - Day 32October 24, 2009 More » |
