[mlizzy]

Second, you should go to experience the power of the devil. Non-charismatic evangelicals are unhealthily skittish about the reality of spiritual warfare. We are practical modernists, believing the invisible realm doesn’t touch this realm. You cannot make that mistake at a killing center. The sense of demonic presence is oppressive, weighty. Never is that power greater than when proclaiming Jesus to those leading their little ones to death. The devil doesn’t take well to our kneeling before His gates. -Dr. R.C. Sproul, Jr.

What?!

"[E]xperience the power of the devil"? No way! (And "Non-charismatic evangelicals" and all others not fed by the Eucharist should stay away — from being mere feet away from the devil — altogether) imo. Only those "sacramented" to the gills (daily reception of the Eucharist, recent confession, an hour of adoration prior to protesting, rosary recitation) should consider such an enormous Satan-spearing task. The ideal being an orthodox Roman Catholic priest leading the "sacramented" group. Want to help get rid of abortion? Consider the following:

"There is no stopping abortion without an ocean of grace from Jesus Christ. No way will human means stop abortion...The principal source of this grace is the Holy Eucharist." -Fr. Hardon

"If people spent an hour a week in Eucharistic Adoration, abortion would be ended." -Mother Teresa

"I firmly believe that if every one of the billion plus Catholics in the world spent an hour one day a week before the Blessed Sacrament, every major crisis, every major scandal, abortion and acts of international terrorism would stop!" -Fr. Louis Guardiola

http://adorationrocks.com/

[don-o]

(And "Non-charismatic evangelicals" and all others not fed by the Eucharist should stay away — from being mere feet away from the devil — altogether) imo.

I most emphatically disagree. It is much to be regretted that you seem to be trying to wall off our Evangelical brothers and sisters.

I have seen this "walling off" from both sides, as a matter of fact. I don't think that God (or the unborn) are much impressed with such forms of piety. iMo