End Abortion Podcast

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection: There is both a thoroughness and an immediacy to following Christ. Jesus does not call us to half-hearted discipleship or endless postponement. The Gospel demands a response. Today's Gospel challenges us to follow Christ completely, faithfully, and now, bringing that same commitment to our work of building a Culture of Life.

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection: At the core of spirituality and the Culture of Life is the reality of God's dominion. Today's First Reading from Daniel directs our attention beyond earthly power toward the sovereignty and authority of God. Human life ultimately belongs under His dominion, not ours. Recognizing God's authority changes how we understand ourselves, our neighbor, and the sacredness of human life.

Just Ask Janet: Janet Morana welcomes Mark Harrington, president of Created Equal, for a discussion about abortion-related ballot initiatives, constitutional amendments, voter education, and how pro-life advocates are approaching these issues across the country. They also discuss communicating about abortion policy, grassroots outreach, and Created Equal's work on college campuses. The views and arguments discussed in this episode are those of the speakers.

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection: We always have the opportunity to say yes to the Lord and to choose life. Today's Gospel reminds us that our past response does not prevent us from changing direction and doing the will of God today. There is always an opportunity to say yes to God and yes to life

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection: Being wise and holy involves paying close attention to the passage of time. Grief is real, but we cannot allow grief to rob us of the time God has entrusted to us. Today's First Reading calls us to wisdom, holiness and faithful use of the days God gives us.

Join Frank Pavone and special guest Fr. Chris Alar for a powerful special broadcast on Divine Mercy and the Gospel of Life. In this inspiring conversation, they reflect on the mercy of God, the dignity of every human life, the connection between Divine Mercy and the pro-life mission, and how people of faith are called to respond with truth, courage, and hope in today's culture. This special program will encourage you to deepen your trust in God's mercy while standing up for life with conviction and compassion. Be sure to like, share, and subscribe for more pro-life broadcasts and faith-filled discussions.

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection: The pro-life movement is a movement of love, and that means it is stronger than death. Today's First Reading points us toward the power of love at the heart of the Culture of Life. We defend the unborn and serve mothers and families because every human life is precious and worthy of love. Join us for today's Scripture reading, reflection and prayer as we renew our commitment to building a Culture of Life.

On Episode 12 of the End Abortion Podcast, Janet Morana and Frank Pavone share personal stories from the past and discuss decades of pro-life outreach and activism. They look at the impact of 40 Days for Life, sidewalk counseling, Life Chain, Respect Life Month, and the importance of bringing the pro-life message into local communities. They also share memorable stories from parish life, encounters outside abortion facilities, and discuss early voting and the 2026 elections.

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection: As we commemorate the beatification of Fulton Sheen, today's Gospel asks who people believed Jesus to be. If people were confusing Jesus with John the Baptist or Elijah, that tells us something important about the demanding and challenging way Christ preached. The Gospel is not meant simply to make us comfortable. It calls us to conversion.

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection: On the memorial of St. Pio of Pietrelcina, today's First Reading gives us a striking warning. When we become comfortable, self-sufficient and “full,” we can begin asking, “Who is the Lord?” Forgetting our dependence upon God helps fuel the Culture of Death.

Pro-Life Primetime: On this episode of Prolife Primetime, Frank Pavone sits down with Fr. Giacomo Capoverdi of the Diocese of Providence, Rhode Island, to discuss decades of pro-life ministry, the role of priests in public life, and the importance of bringing Catholic principles into conversations with lawmakers and local communities. Fr. Giacomo shares stories from his years in Rhode Island politics and parish ministry, including his experiences at the State House, encounters with political candidates at parish events, and the importance of pastors supporting priests who speak clearly about abortion and the sanctity of human life. Frank and Fr. Giacomo also reflect on their longtime friendship and shared history in the pro-life movement. Watch, share, and join the effort to build a Culture of Life.

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection: To close our ears to the cry of the poor is to damage our own relationship with God. Among the poorest and most defenseless are unborn children, who cannot speak for themselves or defend their own lives. Today's First Reading challenges us to hear their cry and respond.

Good Shepherd Seminar: What does it mean to be a Good Shepherd in a culture that has forgotten the value of human life? Join Frank Pavone of Priests for Life and Kurt Dillinger, President & Founder of LIFE International, for a powerful conversation about faith, defending the unborn, and bringing the Gospel of Life to the world.

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection: On the Feast of St. Matthew, today's First Reading reminds us that the gifts given to preachers and teachers are not for their own glory, attention or even holiness. They are given for the building up of the one Body in the one truth of Christ.

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection: There is a time when the Lord is near and can be found, and that is when we must seek Him. Today's First Reading speaks to the urgency of responding to God. That same urgency must characterize our efforts to build a Culture of Life and defend those whose lives are threatened.

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection: Today's Gospel warns us about the enemy attempting to take away the Word of God after it has been planted. That struggle continues as the Word of Life is challenged in our hearts, our schools, our laws and even our churches. Christians must guard the Word and allow it to take deep root.

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection: St. Paul declares the reality of the Resurrection as the foundation of our faith. The Christian message does not end at the tomb. Because Christ has risen, death does not have the last word. Life does. That truth gives tremendous strength to everyone working to build a Culture of Life.

The End Abortion Podcast with Frank Pavone and Janet Morana: Episode 11 by Frank Pavone

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection: Those who have been forgiven much love much. Today's Gospel points us toward the extraordinary mercy of God. This truth has particular meaning for those who have experienced abortion and have discovered the depths of forgiveness, healing and love available in Christ. No sin is greater than God's mercy.

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection: The pro-life movement is a movement of love, and that means it is stronger than death. Today's First Reading points us toward the power of love at the heart of the Culture of Life. We defend the unborn and serve mothers and families because every human life is precious and worthy of love. Join us for today's Scripture reading, reflection and prayer as we renew our commitment to building a Culture of Life.

Pro-Life Primetime: Pro-life leader Frank Pavone welcomes Fr. Calvin Robinson for a powerful discussion about abortion, personal accountability, late-term abortion laws and the responsibility of Christians to confront evil with truth and courage. Fr. Calvin explains why he believes today's abortion culture reflects a profound moral crisis, offers practical advice for exposing the reality of late-term abortion and discusses his book, “The Silent Jihad,” about the decline of Christianity in the West. Learn more about Fr. Calvin Robinson: https://www.CalvinRobinson.com Get “The Silent Jihad”: https://shop.newchristianright.com Daily pro-life reflections: https://www.ProLifeReflections.com

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection: Today we honor Our Lady of Sorrows and remember that Mary knew profound suffering. As members of one body in Christ, we are called to share one another's burdens and sorrows. Christianity does not tell us to ignore suffering. It calls us to enter into the suffering of others with faith, compassion, and love.

Just Ask Janet: Janet Morana welcomes Deborah Tilden, co-founder of SMART Women's Healthcare, for an important conversation about the truth behind abortion and its impact on women. Deborah shares her personal story, the pain and silence that followed her abortion, the healing she found, and why she is now speaking out so strongly for real women's healthcare. Together, Janet and Deborah explain why abortion is not healthcare and why women deserve truth, support, and real answers. Learn more at SmartWomensHealthcare.com

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection: “We are the Lord's.” Those words reveal something fundamental about human dignity. No person belongs to another human being. Nobody has the right to own, oppress, or deliberately destroy another. This truth is also at the heart of why we oppose abortion.

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection: Scripture tells us that equality with God is not something to be grasped. Yet the mentality behind “pro-choice” ideology ultimately claims authority over life and death that belongs to God alone. Today we examine the contrast between Christ's humility and humanity's temptation to seize authority that is not ours.

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection: Following Christ demands a choice. When innocent human life is deliberately destroyed, Christians cannot simply find a comfortable middle ground. Today's Scripture challenges us to consider what wholehearted discipleship requires when it comes to abortion.

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection: Today marks the 25th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks. St. Paul warns against fighting as though we were merely “shadowboxing.” The lesson is especially powerful today: evil must be identified clearly before it can be confronted effectively. We remember those who were murdered on September 11, 2001, honor those who responded with extraordinary courage, and pray for our nation.

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection: St. Paul warns us about scandal: using our actions or influence in ways that lead others away from what is right. That warning has serious implications for public figures who claim to follow Christ while using their influence to promote abortion.

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection: St. Paul tells those who weep to live as though they were not weeping. His words offer important guidance when helping someone facing fear, grief, or an unexpected pregnancy. Our present circumstances are real, but they do not define the entire future. That truth can make all the difference when someone feels abortion is their only option.

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection: Today we celebrate the birth of the Virgin Mary and reflect on the extraordinary way God uses motherhood in His plan of salvation. Mary's birth points us toward Christ and reminds us that God works through human life, family, motherhood, and faithful obedience.

Three consecutive days call America to remember—and to choose life, truth, faith, and freedom. Pro-life leader Frank Pavone reflects on September 10 and the remembrance of Charlie Kirk, September 11 and the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, and September 12, the National Day of Remembrance for Aborted Children. Through Scripture and personal memories of September 11, Frank explains what connects these tragedies: the battle between life and death, truth and falsehood, freedom and tyranny—and the Christian call to lay down our lives so that others may live. As we remember those who have died, may we recommit ourselves to building a Culture of Life and proclaiming the victory of Jesus Christ over death.

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection: St. Paul draws a firm line between holy and immoral behavior. Christian welcome cannot mean pretending that sin does not matter or that every choice is compatible with following Christ.

Prolife Primetime: Frank Pavone welcomes Bishop Joseph Coffey, Auxiliary Bishop for the Archdiocese for the Military Services, for a powerful conversation about the responsibility of Catholics to defend life. Bishop Coffey discusses his longtime involvement in the pro-life movement, the healing offered through Rachel's Vineyard, Mother Teresa's fearless witness against abortion, the importance of bishops speaking clearly on life issues, and the growing challenge of chemical abortion.

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection: God calls His people to be watchmen, willing to identify right and wrong with both humility and prophetic boldness. Being faithful does not mean remaining silent. It means speaking truth with courage while remembering our own dependence on God.

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection: God will bring to light the things hidden in darkness. Some evils we are called to expose ourselves. Others remain beyond our sight until God Himself reveals them. Join us LIVE as Frank Pavone reflects on truth, judgment, darkness, and our responsibility to expose evil.

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection: How should followers of Christ respond when they are mocked, attacked, or persecuted? Filled with the Spirit, we are called to respond not according to anger or fear, but according to God.

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection: What do you do when you've worked hard and still see no results? In today's Gospel, Simon Peter has fished all night and caught nothing—but when Jesus tells him to put out into deep water and lower his nets again, everything changes. Join us for this September 3 Scripture reflection on perseverance, obedience, and trusting God even when the way forward seems impossible. When Christ is in the boat, never be afraid to try again.

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection: What do you do when you've worked hard and still see no results? In today's Gospel, Simon Peter has fished all night and caught nothing—but when Jesus tells him to put out into deep water and lower his nets again, everything changes. Join us for this September 3 Scripture reflection on perseverance, obedience, and trusting God even when the way forward seems impossible. When Christ is in the boat, never be afraid to try again.

In Case You Missed It! (ICYMI): Pro-life leader Frank Pavone sits down with Doug Barry and Fr. Rick Heilman for a powerful conversation about spiritual warfare, standing boldly for the Catholic faith, and preparing believers to engage in the battle for life and truth. They discuss the influence of Mother Angelica, the mission of the U.S. Grace Force, the power of the Rosary, the 54-Day Rosary Novena, and why Christians cannot afford to sit on the sidelines. Learn how prayer, courage, and spiritual preparation can help build a culture that respects and protects every human life.

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection: There are only three things we need to know about the devil. They are all Biblical, and we see each of them revealed in today's Gospel.

Pro-Life Primetime: Frank Pavone welcomes longtime pro-life activist Dr. Monica Miller, founder of Citizens for a Pro-Life Society, for a powerful conversation about the National Day of Remembrance for Aborted Children. They discuss the history behind the nationwide observance, the recovery and burial of aborted babies, why memorial gravesites matter, and how remembering these children can renew our commitment to protecting life. They also explain how viewers can participate in National Day of Remembrance events on September 12 and help ensure that the youngest victims of abortion are never forgotten. Learn More: Requiem for the Disappeared: https://vimeo.com/6526349 NationalDayofRemembrance.org ProLifeSociety.com LookAtAbortion.org

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection: Jesus announces his mission clearly: to bring good news to the poor, liberty to captives, and freedom to the oppressed. Frank Pavone reflects on why that mission necessarily challenges Christians to defend unborn children. If Christ calls his followers to stand with the vulnerable and free the oppressed, we cannot overlook those who are completely defenseless in the womb. The fight to free the unborn from abortion belongs at the heart of Christian mission.

Hosts: Pro-Life Leader Frank Pavone and Janet Morana

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection: Do Christians need to be constantly reminded to speak up for the unborn, or should the Gospel itself fill us with an eagerness to proclaim the message of life? Frank Pavone reflects on the urgency of sharing the truth about human life. Defending the unborn should not be treated as an optional cause reserved for a few activists. When we understand the dignity of every person and the demands of the Gospel, we should want to speak, act, and bring others into the work of saving lives.

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection: Herodias sought the death of John the Baptist, and for a moment evil appeared victorious. But the executioner's sword could not silence the truth John proclaimed. Frank Pavone reflects on the Passion of St. John the Baptist and the enduring Christian conviction that death and evil never have the final word. Life, truth, and love ultimately triumph. That same conviction sustains us whenever the battle for life seems difficult.

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection: Being pro-life is not a rejection of reason. Human knowledge helps us understand the biological reality of life in the womb, while divine wisdom reveals the immeasurable dignity and purpose God gives to every human life. Frank Pavone reflects on the relationship between human knowledge and the Wisdom of God and why both point us toward the protection of life. Faith and reason are allies in recognizing the truth about the unborn.

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Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection: St. Paul assures us that God is faithful and will keep us firm to the end. On the feast of St. Monica, those words have special meaning for parents who worry about their children. Monica prayed faithfully for her son Augustine through years of uncertainty and struggle. Frank Pavone reflects on the confidence Christian parents can have in God's grace, even when their children seem to be traveling in the wrong direction. Never underestimate what persistent prayer and God's grace can accomplish.

In Case You Missed It: Ahead of the midterms this November, watch this special ICYMI conversation from the election of 2024! Frank Pavone sits down with bestselling author Jonathan Cahn to explore the striking biblical parallels between President Donald Trump and the ancient King Jehu. Cahn discusses the overturning of Roe v. Wade, the battle for life and religious freedom, America's cultural struggles, and why this moment could represent a critical window for national revival. What can Scripture teach us about America's future—and what must people of faith do now?

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection: Christian faith is something we receive, live, and hand on. Each generation has a responsibility to preserve the truth it has received and faithfully proclaim it to the generation that follows. Frank Pavone reflects on why the defense of human life is part of that sacred inheritance. The truth about the dignity of the unborn cannot end with us. Future generations must hear, understand, and boldly proclaim the Gospel of Life.

Our Daily Scripture Readings and Reflection: Jesus delivers some of his strongest words against the hypocrisy of the Pharisees. They emphasize outward appearances while neglecting what matters most. Frank Pavone reflects on how this same kind of hypocrisy helps abortion survive in our society. We cannot claim to defend human rights while denying them to children in the womb. We cannot speak about equality while excluding an entire group of human beings from protection.