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'''Laity for Life, Inc.''' is a Catholic [[Pro-life]] organization established in Naples, [[Florida]] on December 8th of 2005. Pope John Paul II acknowledged that the pro-life movement as “the most important work on earth.” Laity for Life seeks to gather those who are faithful to the [[Pope]] in order to educate, train, [[pray]], encourage and spread the pro-life movement. | '''Laity for Life, Inc.''' is a Catholic [[Pro-life]] organization established in Naples, [[Florida]] on December 8th of 2005. Pope John Paul II acknowledged that the pro-life movement as “the most important work on earth.” Laity for Life seeks to gather those who are faithful to the [[Pope]] in order to educate, train, [[pray]], encourage and spread the pro-life movement. | ||
| − | Their advisory council | + | Their advisory council members consists of Msgr. Ignacio Barreiro-Carambula from [[Human Life International]], [[William Donohue]] of the [[Catholic League]], [[Fr. Frank Pavone]] of [[Priests for Life]], Joseph M. Scheidler of the [[Pro-life Action League]], Dr. John C. Willke of the [[International Right to Life Federation]] and Bob & Mary Schindler from The Terri Schindler Schiavo Foundation. |
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Revision as of 22:17, November 26, 2011
Laity for Life, Inc. is a Catholic Pro-life organization established in Naples, Florida on December 8th of 2005. Pope John Paul II acknowledged that the pro-life movement as “the most important work on earth.” Laity for Life seeks to gather those who are faithful to the Pope in order to educate, train, pray, encourage and spread the pro-life movement.
Their advisory council members consists of Msgr. Ignacio Barreiro-Carambula from Human Life International, William Donohue of the Catholic League, Fr. Frank Pavone of Priests for Life, Joseph M. Scheidler of the Pro-life Action League, Dr. John C. Willke of the International Right to Life Federation and Bob & Mary Schindler from The Terri Schindler Schiavo Foundation.