I’ve never, but I know
I’ve never seen the Master’s face, I’ve never held his hand; I’ve never walked where Jesus walked, nor seen the Holy Land.
View ArticleSeventh-grade winner, archdiocese’s annual Pro-Life Student Essay Contest
Dear Friend, I heard that you are supposed to have a baby. I want to say congratulations, but I also heard that you are thinking about aborting your baby. I am writing you this letter because I think...
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St. Robert Bellarmine Parish and School, Omaha“There are two victims in every abortion: a dead baby and a dead conscience.” – Mother Teresa
View ArticleNinth-grade winner, archdiocese’s annual Pro-Life Student Essay Contest
Mary Our Queen Parish and Marian High School, both in Omaha.If I were to try and convince one of my friends not to have an abortion, I would write her a note in the voice of her unborn child telling...
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St. John the Baptist Parish, Petersburg, and Pope John XXIII Central Catholic Junior/Senior High School, Elgin.
View ArticleEleventh-grade winner, archdiocese’s annual Pro-Life Student Essay Contest
St. Peter Parish, Omaha, schooled at home, Bellevue.
View ArticleArchdiocesan Pro-Life Student Essay Contest winners
Seventh grade First place: Marin Mowat, St. Vincent de Paul School, and a member of St. Vincent de Paul Parish, Omaha. Second place: Bryce Classen, Humphrey Public Schools, and a member...
View ArticlePro-life essay winners advance to state contest
Students from Catholic schools and home-school programs are among five winners of the annual Pro-Life Essay Contest sponsored by the Respect Life Apostolate of the Archdiocese of Omaha.
View ArticleELEVENTH-GRADE WINNER, ARCHDIOCESE’S ANNUAL PRO-LIFE STUDENT ESSAY CONTEST
We are called to defend life, from conception to death, and this includes not only defeating the culture of death, but also cultivating a culture of life. One way to do this is to support mothers in...
View ArticleNINTH-GRADE WINNER, ARCHDIOCESE’S ANNUAL PRO-LIFE STUDENT ESSAY CONTEST
Life starts with the pregnant mother and her unborn child. Life starts the minute of conception and every human life is very valuable no matter how old they are. A baby’s heart starts beating 18 days...
View ArticleEIGHTH-GRADE WINNER, ARCHDIOCESE’S ANNUAL PRO-LIFE STUDENT ESSAY CONTEST
A Culture of Life is a Cradle of Life
View ArticleSEVENTH-GRADE WINNER, ARCHDIOCESE’S ANNUAL PRO-LIFE STUDENT ESSAY CONTEST
Imagine if you were faced with a choice between life and death. You had a low income, were still in college and afraid of what people would think. We need to let these mothers know that God loves...
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I have been the sacristan at St. Gerald Parish in Ralston for the past nine years. I have always brought my grandsons with me when I have had jobs to do at the parish’s church in Omaha. Pretty much,...
View ArticleEleventh-grade winner, archdiocese's annual pro-life student essay contest
In our world, thousands of abortions are being performed every day. These have resulted in the loss of hundreds of thousands of babies. These babies never get the chance to experience the world or a...
View ArticleTenth-grade winner, archdiocese's annual pro-life student essay contest
On January 4, 2017, The Atlantic published an article entitled “How the Ultrasound Pushed the Idea That a Fetus is a Person.” The point of the article was to imply that the ultrasound was somehow a...
View ArticleNinth-grade winner, archdiocese's annual pro-life student essay contest
Many abortion advocates suggest that the pro-life movement is simply a ploy initiated by people trying to impose their faith-based values on others. These same people fail to see the tangible and...
View ArticleEighth-grade winner, archdiocese's annual pro-life student essay contest
Some pro-abortion advocates suggest that the pro-life movement is simply about people imposing their faith or values on someone else. This criticism, however, fails to recognize the scientific...
View ArticleSeventh-grade winner, archdiocese's annual pro-life student essay contest
Pro-Life, the Scientific Argument
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