June 27, 2008 Burial of Aborted Babies with Bishop Daniel Flores and Fr. Frank Pavone

This Friday, June 27, at the Assumption Grotto Church in Detroit, there will be a Funeral Mass and Burial for aborted babies that were retrieved in April 2008 from the trash dumpster behind the Women's Advisory abortion clinic, Livonia, Michigan (see www.prolifesociety.org).

The burial will be at 10am at the Assumption Grotto Parish,13770 Gratiot Avenue, Detroit, 10:00am. The main celebrant will be Bishop Daniel Flores, Auxiliary Bishop of Detroit. The burial service will take place immediately after Mass in the Grotto cemetery. Fr. Frank Pavone will deliver the graveside eulogy.

Please send this notice to your email lists. Invite your friends and family. Spread the word. This is a unique and rare pro-life event. (Though it is the second aborted baby burial in two months here in Michigan!)

You may also wish to attend our press conference. Citizens for a Pro-life Society is holding a press conference on the morning of the burial, Friday, June 27th, at the abortion clinic where the babies were killed, namely at Women's Advisory, 27549 Six Mile Road in Livonia, 8:00A.M. All the media will be invited. Our goal is to expose the atrocity of abortion, that human beings are in fact murdered in abortion and their bodies thrown into the trash. We will discuss how Woman's Advisory dumped bio-hazard waste and the patient records issue. We will also discuss abortionist Reginald's Sharpe's revocation of his license last year for a botched 3rd trimester abortion and the newly proposed Michigan state legislation: The Human Treatment of Miscarried and Aborted Babies Act. Feel free to show up for this on-the-side-walk event. We will have 7 coffins representing the aborted babies that are being buried.

Fr. Frank and Priests for Life invite all pro-life people to take part spiritually in this funeral. “Abortion is too abstract,” Fr. Frank stated. “Amidst the din of political, philosophical, and religious arguments, we too easily lose sight of the fact that we are talking about real people. Funerals bring us back to reality. Burials awaken consciences. Through Friday’s ceremony, we restore some measure of the respect that should have been given these babies when they were alive in the womb. Let’s honor them together, and allow them, though dead, to speak to our nation and rouse the conscience of our citizens and leaders!”