Candid Catholic Convos - 9-22-2024

 This week the Diocese is participating in the annual Pennsylvania March for Life, with thousands on the steps of the capitol in Harrisburg fighting to protect the rights of the unborn. This is your fight too, and you’re invited to join us tomorrow starting with a 9am benediction and Mass at St. Patrick Cathedral, followed by the rally, the march and a closing Mass again at the Cathedral. You can find all the details on our website – hbgdiocese.org which is also where you can sign up for the overnight adoration.


We dug deep into the archives and compiled a best of episode on the topic of pro-life.
The first segment is from Episode 37 with Samantha Povlock, CEO and Editor in Chief of FemCatholic with what mainstream would call a radical reframe of the term feminism and how that incorporates with our Catholic beliefs. The next segment is from episode 11 with Dr Anne Marie Manning and Dr Naomi Whittaker about what an abortion is and isn’t, and it also features advice for those in a season of an unexpected pregnancy or uncertainty or who are questioning their decision to utilize the abortion pill. The third segment is from episode 33 and it’s all about pro-life policy making and the ways Eric Failing and the PA Catholic Conference are advocating not just for the unborn, but for a whole life which is especially important this election year.

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