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The Culture of Life (Pro-Life) Ministry helps to promote the constant teaching of the Catholic Church that all human life, from the moment of conception, is sacred and must be protected.
"The love of God does not distinguish between the newly conceived infant still in the mother's womb, the baby, the youth, the grown adult or the elderly, because in each of them He sees the sign of His own image and likeness."
Help Defend the Culture of Life!Join the St. Paul Parish Culture of Life Ministry. If you are interested, please email us at respectlife@stpaulkensington.org
The value of life - telling it like it is!
For anyone seeking healing after abortion, click here for helpful information.
We hope you will join us in becoming aware of the various family and life issues being addressed in the CT legislature. Help us advocate for the culture of life issues by writing letters, contacting congressional members, attending legislative sessions.
Current information on Culture of Life issues can be found on the Family Institute of Connecticut website. The FIC's mission is to ' encourage and strengthen the family as the foundation of society and to promote sound ethical and moral values in our culture and government.'
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The Connecticut General Assembly adjourned its 2017 regular session on June 7th. Several bills regarding pro-life issues were proposed, but died in the Public Health Committee without even garnering a public hearing.
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On Sunday, June 11th, the Culture of Life Ministry teamed up with a few recent graduates of St Paul School in presenting a nostalgic and sentimental musical journey to the residents at Ledgecrest Convalescent Facility here in town. The activity was an important part of our ministry’s mission – respecting the value of our elders. The 1-hour program was a musical and video kaleidoscope of songs from the 1930’s, 1940’s, and 1950’s. As Doris Day, Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra, Gene Autry and many others sang some of their biggest hits, some residents sang aloud, some mouthed the words, while others closed their eyes and took in the wonderful musical memories. The ministry members and grads spent their time singing with the residents, holding their hands, or simply acknowledging their knowing smiles when a special song connected with them. All in all, a wonderful time. Our ministry plans to do more of these types of programs over the coming months – not only at Ledgecrest, but at other care facilities in town, like Worthington Manor. -
Mark and Mary-Jane Duplin will be leading our efforts to promote the culture of life here at St. Paul Parish. Click/tap to view the Duplin's message to the parish...
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"That is the dignity of America, the reason she exists, the condition of her survival, yes, the ultimate test of her greatness: to respect every human person, especially the weak and most defenseless ones, those as yet unborn." -Pope John Paul II