You can help promote love and respect by being a part of St. Patrick Pro-Life group.

PRO-LIFE COMMITTEE
The Pro-Life Committee tries to meet regularly and is in need of a coordinator to help facilitate meetings. Please check the bulletin for meeting announcements.

Join the Pro-Life Ministry Flocknote group HERE.

For questions, cotact Maureen at 314-494-5466 or maureen_nettles@hotmail.com.

Under the guidance and direction of the Archdiocese Respect Life Apostolate, the pro-life ministry will be involved in parish activities such as:

• Prayer - special Masses and prayer services; Life Chain, pray for one hour outside St. Patrick Church on the first Sunday in October
• Education - workshops at the annual Respect Life Convention and area-wide meetings four times per year.
• Care - Mother's and Father's Day cards to support Birthright; school Shower Mass to benefit Birthright; Christmas cards for Birthright and pro-life groups; Friends for Life Collection to help with pro-life work such as Project Rachel and Project Joseph, which helps to heal of those affected by abortion; Right Start program for 8th-grade students to learn greater respect through a week-long program in school.
• Legislation - be informed and active with pro-life issues and laws affecting respect for life

The Pro-Life Ministry promotes the idea that all life comes from God and that the sanctity of God is found in all human beings from conception to natural death.

GET INVOLVED

9 DAYS FOR LIFE
Join thousands of Catholics nationwide in the annual Respect Life novena, 9 Days for Life, in January.

9 Days for Life is an annual novena for the protection of human life. Each day’s intention is accompanied by a short reflection and suggested actions to help build a culture of life. Participants can download the novena or sign up to receive the daily prayers via email or text message. Sign up at www.9daysforlife.com!

LIFE CHAIN AT ST. PATRICK
FIRST SUNDAY IN OCTOBER | 2-3 PM
Please support pro-life by peacefully expressing your opposition to abortion by holding signs while standing on the sidewalk in front of St. Patrick school and church on the first Sunday in October from 2-3 PM. Signs will be provided. You can bring a chair and sit if you need to.