SAVE A SAINT! 2010 – this is the motto of the campaign taken up on the Web in order to show care for the lives of the unborn. Every year there are millions of abortions in the world. Because of all sorts of reasons so many innocent human beings are killed with the “silent acceptance” of a large part of the world. With one decision each of these children is being deprived of the joy of living a great childhood, of experiencing one’s first love, of going for a walk and having a conversation with another person… But they were not deprived of one thing: the holiness of their life and the Love of God. SAVE A SAINT! 2010 – is the II edition of a novena of prayers for children in danger of abortion. It will take place on March 17-25, 2010. It is organized by the web portal PokolenieJP2.pl – Community Portal of Young People. Its essential element is the everyday prayer for all unborn children whose life is in danger. This year’s edition will have as its motto: “Let Us Be Witnesses of Love!”. During the novena on the web page www.UratujSwietego.pl there will be short video commentaries connected with the theme of each day. These commentaries were prepared by artists, bishops and priests who wanted to give support to our initiative. After a short meditation there will an invitation to pray for unborn children and to offer the Chaplet to the Divine Mercy in this intention. Bishop Stanisław Stefanek of Łomża has taken patronage of this initiative. All information about this initiative and a special registration form can be found on the web page: www.UratujSwietego.pl.
We await your applications! Each one of us can become a “hero for life”!
SAVE A SAINT! 2010 – this is the motto of the campaign taken up on the Web in order to show care for the lives of the unborn. Every year there are millions of abortions in the world. Because of all sorts of reasons so many innocent human beings are killed with the “silent acceptance” of a large part of the world. With one decision each of these children is being deprived of the joy of living a great childhood, of experiencing one’s first love, of going for a walk and having a conversation with another person… But they were not deprived of one thing: the holiness of their life and the Love of God.