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Malaga, Spain

“The hours of prayer and fasting have begun in front of the Ginecenter abortion facility in Málaga,” said Juan, one of the local leaders in this Spanish city.

The volunteers are making good on their promise “to go out and give public testimony of the gospel and our faith in the darkest periphery of our society: the door to the abortion center, where the most defenseless are put to death — with the total indifference of so many.”

Malaga’s first 40 Days for Life vigil is dedicated to prayer for the conversion of abortion center workers, for women who think about abortion, for those who have already aborted and for the conversion of minds and hearts of stone within the community.

Hallam, England

The Hallam-area 40 Days for Life vigil takes place outside a BPAS facility in Doncaster.

BPAS is one of the principal abortion chains in the United Kingdom.

The local team there passed a long a phone of “our wonderfully kind and gentle prayer volunteers who witnessed outside the BPAS late-term abortion center.”

According to the Hallam volunteers, more than 40 unborn children lose their lives at this location every week.

“We are interceding for these children and loving them in their greatest hour of need,” the team member said. “We are praying for their parents and families and for those who currently work at this BPAS clinic.”

The Hallam vigil is one of 11 taking place in the UK this spring.