"To End Abortion at Tiller's Now and Abortion in Wichita Forever"



9 Day Novena

(9 Holy Hours with Rosary & Divine Mercy Chaplet)

March 7th thru March 15th (Solemnity of St. Joseph)

I am inviting all my readers, wherever you live, to join in the novena from your churches and your homes. Please encourage other Catholics to participate in this Novena. While the abortion industry is being investigated by two Grand Juries, we must pray for an end to abortion. The details are below for those in the Wichita area. However, any Catholic can join us in this Novena. The intention is "To End Abortion at Tiller's Now . . . & Abortion in Wichita Forever." It's easy: Just say the Rosary for the 9 days from March 7 to March 15th. If possible spend an hour each day praying in front of the Blessed Sacrament. Offer the Stations of the Cross for this intention.

I beg you to help spread the word about this powerful Novena and join us in prayer no matter where you live.

If you are able to be physically present, the Novena will be held at:


Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church
124 N. Roosevelt, Wichita, Kansas 67208
March 7th through March 15th (Solemnity of St. Joseph)


March 7th Friday -7pm Stations of the Cross-- (Holy Hour 7:35pm to 8:35pm)
March 8th Saturday (Holy Hour 7:30pm to 8:30pm)
March 9th Sunday (Holy Hour 3:00pm to 4:00pm) Hour of Divine Mercy
March 10th Monday (Holy Hour 7:30pm to 8:30pm)
March 11th Tuesday (Holy Hour 7:30pm to 8:30pm)
March 12th Wednesday (Holy Hour 7:30pm to 8:30pm)
March 13th Thursday (Holy Hour 7:30pm to 8:30pm)
March 14th Friday -7pm Stations of the Cross-- (Holy Hour 7:35pm to 8:35pm)
March 15th On Saturday the Solemnity of St. Joseph: (Sacrifice of the Mass 7am)
(Holy Hour 7:45AM to 8:45AM)
(Pray at Tiller's 9:00AM)


"The Rosary, especially prayed in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament, is a powerful means of spiritual grace. In all of our efforts to promote the sanctity of human life, prayer is our first and strongest resource. May we rely upon the power of our Lord's presence in the Blessed Sacrament and the intercession of His Blessed Mother to guide and help us in fostering a greater respect for human life and an end to abortion in our society..."

~ Most Reverend Thomas Daily

Via David at Kansans for Life.

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  1. Anonymous2/26/08, 9:44 PM

    Thank you, Jean for helping promote this prayer effort. Now, more than ever we need to beg God to guide us and deliver us from the holocaust of abortion.

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