This past week has been CRAZY with buzz over Cecile Richards, President of Planned Parenthood, asking women to submit videos of themselves to show support of the HHS Mandate. That is just the tip of the iceburg when it comes to the HHS Mandate, The Catholic Church, and the Freedom of Religion. Even teenagers are joining in taking a stand!
On Thursday Catholic Sistas posted this blog post, and then on Saturday we posted this one asking for people to send in their pictures so that we could make a video to send a message to Cecile Richards that she does not speak for us. After a lot of work and help from other bloggers here is the video. You can go to the blogs that have helped us: A Catholic Life, Designs by Birgit, and The Ramblings of a Crazy Face. (the last one is my personal blog. Yeah I plugged it.) And you can see Father Holowell’s video, where the phrase “Here comes the Catholic Church” originated. If I forgot anyone, I’m sorry. We had a lot of help!
Now comes the moment you’ve been waiting for: The Catholic Sistas “I have a Say” video!! Please feel free to keep sending us your pictures and we will add them to the blog or consider making another video if enough pictures flood in.
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What a tremendous witness to the Faith that we all hold so dear! Congratulations on a job well done!!!
Thank you, Leti!!!
Thank you, Leti! I can’t wait to share this with my family. 🙂
Mary
Well done! Great song choice, by the way – I’m a huge Rich Mullins fan!
There is a really good video by Fr. John Holloway on U-Tube entitled
I have a say. He has also responded to the challenge.
Great job. I cannot express my gratitude to you for doing this. Very insperational. A big thank you to all those who were inspired to do this, and to all of those who sent in photos and to all those who prayed and will pray for the end of the HHS mandate. Amen.
AWESOME job!!! Love it!
Awesome! Beautiful. Thank you for doing this.
Let’s hope and pray that the people will be enlightened in this huge issue.
Beautiful. I always believed that when St. Joan of Arc, being burned at the stake, said THANK YOU to God, it was for letting her become a martyr, but now, I am sure it was a THANK YOU to God for delivering her from numbnuts. THANK YOU DEAR GOD.
I hope this will make the same impact and effect on my family that it made me!
thanks!
This brought tears to my eyes. Thank you.
Cecile Richards ? All human life is sacred no matter how small or how large or how old. Some stages require more care and concern, but selfishness is not an excuse to shun ones obligations.