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Catholic anti-abortion group in financial trouble - The Washington Post

Fr. Frank Pavone, PPL Executive Director And now the other shoe finally drops in the Fr. Pavone (Priests for Life) story. Perhaps all those who have been condemning the Bishop for forcing him to return to the Diocese might take a moment to reflect upon the fact that all does not appear to be as it has been heretofore presented by Fr. Pavone. Priest for Life is an excellent organization. Let's all pray that this matter is quickly put behind them so that they can go back to promoting the pro-life agenda without these distractions. Catholic anti-abortion group in financial trouble - The Washington Post

Freeing Father Pavone! « Coming Home

"This shrill “Free Father Pavone” rhetoric is entirely over the top. He’s not an Orca. He’s a priest in good standing, still celebrating the sacraments in his diocese. It is a dim view of the diocesan priesthood that views it as some sort of prison. Really!!!" Read the rest of the article by clicking on the link below. Freeing Father Pavone! « Coming Home

What does the BBB say about Priests for Life? | The Deacon's Bench

Priests for Life (USA) is one of the major pro-life charities in the USA. It's National Director, Fr. Frank Pavone has been called to return to the Diocese in which he is incardinated at least until all of the issues about the management of this important charity are investigated. Fr. Pavone's response has been interesting to say the least. While respecting his vow of obedience to his Bishop he has returned to his Diocese. At the same time he is publicly challenging his Bishop's decision. The fact that P/L staff and volunteers are going to be picketing churches in Amarillo doesn't stand him in good stead either. It seems as if Fr. Pavone believes that he is essential to this pro-life ministry. He is mistaken. I'm reminded of a lesson I learned when I was a University student (many, many years ago). I was president of the University Student Union and was considering a run at re-election (something that had never been done before). A good friend came into my of...