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Ave Maria!  Here is this morning's (Sat. 9/15) report from Angel Park across from the abortion facility in N. Attleboro, MA.  The report is being made on days which surgical abortions are taking place (Thurs. & Sat.). The report is incorporated into the prolife radio program, Love Will End Abortion which is produced by The Station of the Cross radio network and is aired on Radio CorMariae.

This is the Q &A part of the talk. Dr. Stacy Trasancos, author and speaker, on October 11th gave a talk at St. John Paul II High School (Hyannis, MA) to their students (and some of the welcomed public) on her explaination of how science led her to Christ.  The talk given before this Q&A took place can be found here: http://bit.ly/2xDX1Hf To learn more about Dr. Trasancos, visit http://stacytrasancos.com/.

Dr. Stacy Trasancos, author and speaker, on October 11th gave a talk at St. John Paul II High School (Hyannis, MA) to their students (and some of the welcomed public) on her explaination of how science led her to Christ. The Q & A of this talk can be found here: http://bit.ly/2xEvyAcTo learn more about Dr. Trasancos, visit http://stacytrasancos.com/.

In this episode Catherine interviews Eleanor McCullen, a veteran sidewalk counsellor of 17 years outside the Planned Parenthood facility in Boston. She is God's chosen instrument to reverse the buffer zone law and give back our First Amendment right for free speech. She is the "Grandmother" who goes to the Supreme Court to put a new face on the pro-life movement, one that is loving, caring and compassionate in its ways. The spiritual talk is on one's consecration to Our Lady, and how St. Teresa of Calcutta lived out her life in her consecration to Mary.

This week's interview is with Monica Siefker, a prayer vigil leader, who heads up the prayers of a pro-life group which meets weekly outside a Planned Parenthood facility located very near the University of Indiana's property. Monica speaks well on the spiritual reasons for being out at the facility visibly rather than just relying on our own prayers from afar. Catherine then follows the Rosary being prayed for all those involved in abortions at the Attleboro facility with a spiritual talk on Divine Mercy and forgiveness.

In this episode our guest host, Kathy Hill, interviews Kevin Mooney, a sidewalk counsellor outside the abortion facility in Attleboro, MA. This encouraging interview explains, by personal experience, what it is like to be praying there where you are the very last witness for the unborn who may lose their lives. It will likely change people's preconceived ideas about the prayer warriors who go out there week after week to give witness to the unborn. Kathy, then, gives a spiritual reflection on this God-given duty of ours to witness to all and to be out there for the moms, dads and their children. Many times during this episode we are invited to join the few faithful people who are out there praying. 

In this episode our guest host, Jay Hamel, interviews Stephanie Gray, a seasoned and international speaker especially on the pro-life side of the abortion issue. She has even debated abortionists in campus lecture halls. The spiritual lesson is on the Blessed Virgin's visit to her cousin, St. Elizabeth. She gives us the example of how to come to the aid of the pregnant mother.

In this episode our guest host, Jay Hamel, interviews Marian Desrosiers, the Fall River Diocese's Pro-life Director, who is speaking on the upcoming Pro-life Boot Camp and then on Project Rachel. The spiritual lesson is on Our Lady's role in the Wedding Feast of Cana; how She anticipates the spiritual needs of us all when we put our trust in Her. 

In this episode our host interviews Catherine Anthony Adair, a former Planned Parenthood counsellor in Boston,  who has left that employment and has since experienced God's mercy and blessings. The spiritual lesson is on Our Lady of Guadalupe and her protection for human life. Every human being is precious to the Mother of Life, and she desires to guide every one to Communion with Her Son, through the Sacrament of Baptism. 

In this episode Catherine interviews Dr. Lucy A. Bayer, ObGyn in the Boston area specializing in Maternal and Fetal Medicine. She is pro-life and has helped hundreds of people by being a resource to serveral pregnancy hotline organizations in order to "salvage" a pregnancy, even reversal of the abortion pill. The spiritual lesson covers explaning simplely the devotion to the Immaculate Heart of Mary. This is the first episode to begin airing on Thursday afternoons.

In this episode Catherine interviews Sr. Veronica, a Sister of Life, whose institute was founded by the late John Cardinal O’Connor. These Sisters know how to reach and care for the mother in a crisis pregnancy. The final part is an introduction to the Seven Sorrows Rosary and prayed by Catherine and her husband.

In this episode Catherine interviews the President of the Pro-life Legal Defense Fund. These attorneys are the ones responsible for overturning the infamous Buffer Zone law here in Massachusetts. Then we have a spiritual talk on humility, followed by the Holy Rosary.

In this episode we cover the March for Life in Washington D.C. It includes an encoraging speech from Vice President Pence at the Rally along with interviews from several of the leaders of the pro-life cause. A theme for some interviews was asking about what can be done to address the pro-life youth's attitude that use of contraception is not a big deal in the fight against abortion. A nice Theology of the Body is tied into the theme.  

In this episode, Joses Martin is interviewed. He is one of the members who produced of the award winning documentary, HUSH: One Woman Investigates the Untold Effects of Abortion on a Women's Body.

In this episode's interview, Catherine has an exclusive interview with one of the producers of the must-see movie of the year: GOSNELL—America’s most prolific serial killer—hiding in plain sight. She follows the interview with the Rosary and speaking on moral relativism plaguing our culture.

In this episode our host interviews Jocelyn Trindade who is a young pro-life women in New Bedford. She was one of two women who trained out in Dallas and brought to the Diocese a Pro-Life Bootcamp for our youth. The spiritual lesson is on Our Lady's mediation.

This episode features an interview with the Executive Director of Abundant Hope Pregnancy Resource Center, Darlene Howard, in Attleboro, MA. This is the closest Pregnancy Resource Center next to the Abortion clinic in Attleboro, the last Abortion Mill in the Diocese. In addition, a pro-life news segment is given.

In this episode Catherine interviews Fredi D'Alessio, the founder of The Gabriel Project. The Gabriel Project is a wonderful program which is parish-community based, offering assistance for pregnant mothers who are single. Catherine later relates just how important this G.P. is by sharing her own experience as a single mother with her first child. As always she gives good spiritual reflections, and finishes by encouraging the starting of a Gabriel Project in your parish.

In this episode is featured an interview with Kevin Ward, President of Cape Cod Bus for Life. He is interviewed about the bus(es) and accomodations for the Southcoast MA area people to participate in the March For Life held every year in Washington, D.C.  Also discussed is the spiritual battle for life, and his organization's Catholic radio station presently under construction on the Cape.

In this episode is featured an interview with Charlene Harrison who is a longtime, faithful prayer warrior and leader at Angel Park in Attleboro across from the abortion clinic.

In this second episode of "A Mother's Yes," Catherine Jenkins interviews Kathy Hill, a crisis pregnancy counselor and Silent No More representative in the area. Some really good and helpful information is given by Kathy who knows how to bring about the healing process of women who are suffering from post-abortion syndrome and the mother's acceptance of God's forgiveness. Air date: November 5, 2016.

The debut of our pro-life show, A Mother's Yes. The interview is with Eileen Smith who lost her daughter, Laura, in 2007 from an abortionist's poor medical practice. Her death is what eventually closed down the "clinic," the last one open on Cape Cod.