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Posts tagged with "Psalms For Annabelle"

Psalms for Annabelle Uncategorized

Psalms for Annabelle

Friday, May 8, 20150227 When Annabelle Marie Roos was born on Dec. 29, 2014, her cheeks were pink and full of life, surprising not only her family, but her doctors as well. It was a testament, her mother—Bishop Lynch Volleyball Coach Tricia Roos—would say later, to the faith, hope, and mercy of God’s love.
Growing passion fuels creation of pro-life club Diocese

Growing passion fuels creation of pro-life club

Thursday, May 7, 20150267 Students and faculty members at Cistercian Preparatory School have participated in the pro-life movement for a number of years, but it was only in April 2014 that the school formally organized its student-run pro-life club.
PLUS Club works to raise awareness for pro-life issues Diocese

PLUS Club works to raise awareness for pro-life issues

Thursday, May 7, 20150550 Pro-Life Ursuline Students is an organization dedicated to protecting the sanctity of human life in all stages. The group meets every week to plan and discuss different opportunities for the promotion of pro-life awareness as well as service projects in conjunction with the White Rose Crisis Pregnancy Center in Dallas.
Road to healing begins from within Uncategorized

Road to healing begins from within

Thursday, May 7, 20150110 Mary Ann Niles’ road to abortion recovery has taken more than three decades, but she believes that what’s she’s learned and what she is trying to give back will help others who are on the same journey.
On the front lines offering alternatives Uncategorized

On the front lines offering alternatives

Thursday, May 7, 20150472 Strategically located next to one of Dallas’ few remaining abortion centers, the White Rose Women’s Center sits on the front lines of the battle for life. Located off of Central Expressway, the White Rose Women’s Center has been in the business of helping women in crisis pregnancies since 1985.
Students, community form army of support for family Uncategorized

Students, community form army of support for family

Thursday, May 7, 20150238 What began as a small group online has since mushroomed offline into a legion of prayer warriors and supporters called “Annabelle’s Army,” including the entire student body at Bishop Lynch High School, where Tricia Roos works as its director of admissions and head coach of the varsity volleyball team.
Enthusiasm for cause drives club’s pro-life mission Diocese

Enthusiasm for cause drives club’s pro-life mission

Thursday, May 7, 20150285 The mission of the John Paul II High School Pro-life club is to support & promote all life from conception to natural death through education, service, prayer, and peaceful activism. It is a student driven club with more than 200 JPII students as active members.
Club highlights pro-life issues from birth to death Diocese

Club highlights pro-life issues from birth to death

Thursday, May 7, 20150404 The Bishop Dunne Catholic School Respect For Life Club focuses on raising awareness about pro-life issues from conception to death. In addition to campus events organized by the group, the club participates in activities such as the March for Life, Youth Prayer Rally, Catholic Advocacy Day.
School expands pro-life initiative into the classroom Diocese

School expands pro-life initiative into the classroom

Thursday, May 7, 20150366 The goal of the Jesuit College Preparatory School’s pro-life initiative is to raise awareness and support issues regarding life.
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