Rochester, Minnesota
Clergy and faith leaders are continuing to support their local 40 Days for Life vigils.
Bishop Robert Barron recently brought future clergy out to Planned Parenthood to do the same, as he led about 70 pro-lifers--including many Catholic seminarians--in prayer for an end to abortion.
"Bishop Barron [told] the seminarians that when he was a seminarian and prayed on the sidewalk to end abortion, he wasn't sure whether Roe v. Wade would ever be reversed," reported Margaret, who leads the 40 Days for Life vigil in Rochester, Minnesota. "He told all of us to persevere in prayer."
Normally, Planned Parenthood would have been closed in the evening, but some sort of event meant that workers and others witnessed the vigil--and were prayed for by those in attendance. "God is so faithful," Margaret reflected.