Every year since Catholic Sistas began in 2011, we have always had “boots on the ground” at the Washington DC March for Life. This year is no different in that regard, but we also want to include a short primer on the best pro-life resources, as well as send you to our Instagram account to check out what’s going on this year. If you have a resource you’d like to see us add, please send it to Martina@CatholicSistas.com.
RESOURCES
Learn about Humanae Vitae
EWTN pro-life homepage
LIVE stream of the March For Life walk in Washington DC
Endowment for Human Development – beautifully made fetal development videos
40 Days for Life – pray in front of a local abortion center
Sidewalk Advocates – learn to become a sidewalk counselor
Susan B. Anthony List – national legislative and political issues
Abort73 – Millennial style educational and Pro-Life gear
Priests for Life – prayer resources
Care Net – national network of pregnancy centers
Texas Pregnancy Care Network – assists organizations that help women in crisis pregnancies via free and compassionate, practical and life-affirming services
FIND US
Follow us on Instagram for live updates during the Washington DC March for Life
Read our Pro-Life archived posts
WILL YOU BE AT THE WALK?
Use the hashtag #CSMFL2019 or #CSWhyWeMarch and tag us on Instagram!
Martina is a cradle Catholic, wife to Neil, and mother to eight kiddos here {and three in heaven}– 4/96-12/19. She decided to homeschool the kiddos in 2010 after many years in public schools and is currently transitioning out of homeschooling. She is the creator of Catholic Sistas which focuses on a feminine perspective of the Catholic Faith. The website was the result of an existing camaraderie by the contributors in a Catholic women’s group she created. She is also a Seal of Approval evaluator for the Catholic Writers Guild. Lest you think she spends all her time online, Martina has enjoyed getting out into the community by serving on the Pastoral Council from 2010-2013. She is constantly on the lookout to make her parish as welcoming as the small town she grew up in East Texas. This task is not easy given that St. William is the largest parish in the Austin diocese, serving well over twenty thousand parishioners. She loves Jesus, coffee, bacon, chocolate, photography, more bacon, evangelizing, and the company of those unafraid to use their sense of humor.
