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New 40 Days for Life video highlights pro-life victories

IssuesIssues·By James Egan

New 40 Days for Life video highlights pro-life victories

David Bereit and Shawn Carney share this video of their trip to Iowa, where they celebrate the closure of a Planned Parenthood facility and show the efforts of the faithful vigilers in Iowa. Yesterday marked the halfway point for 40 Days for Life!  Keep up the fight! 274 babies saved so far!

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