Submit Your Intentions 3 Holy Masses, 11/4-11/6

Dear Friend, 

In reviewing many recent campaign media messages, speeches and rallies, a post-Roe world that respects the sanctity of life is not welcomed. The November 8 Midterm Elections are next Tuesday. 

Our Shepherd, Cardinal Burke has said: “Catholics must place life, family & religious freedom first when voting.”

Please join me in three days of prayers and submit your intentions for our Midterm Election Countdown - three Holy Masses, from November 4-6. Storming Heaven together, we will invoke:

The Sacred Heart of Jesus on First Friday, November 4

The Blessed Virgin Mary on First Saturday, November 5

The Holy Face of Jesus on First Sunday, November 6

Include intentions for our nation, candidates you have been praying for, as well as your own personal petitions.

Statistics have shown that only 62% of those who were eligible voted.  If you have not yet voted, keep in mind what Cardinal Burke has clearly stated:

“We are morally bound in conscience to choose leaders at all levels of government who will best serve the common good, “the sum total of social conditions which allow people, either as groups or as individuals, to reach their fulfillment more fully and more easily” (Gaudium et spes, No. 26a). 

“God our Father, through the inner voice of our conscience, asks us each day about our brothers and sisters whose lives are being taken through abortion, embryonic stem-cell research and euthanasia. Through our conscience, He asks us, too, about our protection of the sanctity of marriage and the family, in accord with His divine law. We are our “brother’s keeper.” Our vocation and mission in life, a true share in the vocation and mission of Christ our Savior, is to love our neighbor without boundaries. In our democratic republic, one of the important ways in which we fulfill our civic responsibility for the common good is by electing government leaders who respect and uphold the moral law.”

Archbishop Hebda, of the Archdiocese of Saint Paul & Minneapolis is urging Catholics to vote.  “As Americans and as Catholics, it is our right and responsibility to be involved in the political process, including voting in races that range from school boards to city councils to federal office.”

From November 4-6, we will be praying for our nation, as well as all who exercise their right to vote for the common good, as we countdown to November 8. Please submit your petitions now for the three Holy Masses:

May Our Lady, Seat of Wisdom guide us.

Yours in the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Immaculate Heart of Mary,

Thomas McKenna

Founder and President

Catholic Action For Faith And Family
http://www.catholicaction.org/