[EternalVigilance]

In light of the stuff going on on this thread that I've been studiously ignoring, I have one comment:

Although Catholics like Alan Keyes, Randall Terry, Fr. Norm Weslin, and many others rightfully took the lead in this protest, many Protestants stood right behind them. The spirit of love and cooperation between everybody on the ground in South Bend has been remarkable. These are the sort of events, steeped as they are in constant prayer, that produce revival in a nation.

[exit82]

Although Catholics like Alan Keyes, Randall Terry, Fr. Norm Weslin, and many others rightfully took the lead in this protest, many Protestants stood right behind them. The spirit of love and cooperation between everybody on the ground in South Bend has been remarkable. These are the sort of events, steeped as they are in constant prayer, that produce revival in a nation.

Great comment, EV.

When it comes to this issue, where we attend church is not important.

That we all stand together for innocent life, is.

[HowlinglyMind-BendingAbsurdity]

"Although Catholics like Alan Keyes, Randall Terry, Fr. Norm Weslin, and many others rightfully took the lead in this protest, many Protestants stood right behind them. The spirit of love and cooperation between everybody on the ground in South Bend has been remarkable. These are the sort of events, steeped as they are in constant prayer, that produce revival in a nation."
1,078 posted on Sunday, May 17, 2009 5:42:22 PM by EternalVigilance

It was actually very moving to read the Baptist pastor's account of witnessing for the pro-life cause at Notre Dame. That the Obama controversy brought Catholics, Baptists, and other Protestants together in common cause to defend the sanctity of life is something that should grow from here. It doesn't have to end here.

[nanetteclaret]

What’s interesting is that Randall Terry, Alan Keyes, Fr. Weslin, and Norma McCorvey are all converts to the Catholic Faith.