Hi Kelly,
I bought 2 of the books and just received them the other day. I called my best friend Christine (who lives in San Gabriel, Ca.) to tell her and said that because she is involved in Project Rachel, I thought she would like the book. Well, I guess that I should have known but didn't realize that she not only knew about the book but considers George Peate a friend from her past days of parading and praying in front of abortion clinics and her involvement in the Right to Life League. (She has been involved for over 30 years.) She was so glad to hear that I had bought the books and told me it is so beauttifully written. It is a prayerful way to honor all the unborn.
So glad to see that you mentioned it on your website and that I got it through Dominic's site.
Love in Christ,
Jeanne P.
P.S. What a wonderful birthday or Christmas present this book would make for those looking for something more meaningful to give. That's what I intend to do this year.
Jeanne Pergande | 09.20.06 - 6:02 pm | #

All I can say, Kelly, is thank you. Hope is so important and we prolifers always have hope. We just remain faithful and let Him handle it.
love ya,
John
John Cronin | 09.21.06 - 7:59 am | #

Thanks for this review. I'll probably buy this book! I've been praying the "spiritual adoption" prayers for 10 years now and I've gone to the abortion mills several times to picket. Also the March for life in DC, etc.

I just checked youtube and found there are a lot of ultrasound videos there. For example, here's a good one. I know that site has it's share of absolute garbage, but now that bandwidth speeds are so good on the internet, we can email links to these good videos and put them in blog comments like I just did. Let's pepper our online pro-life arguments with links to these little people and let them "weigh in"!
Pauli | Homepage | 09.28.06 - 8:59 pm | #

my attention to this book. I will see if I can get some copies for my adult catechism students (and for myself too!)

God bless, and keep on keepin on!

Your distant electric friend,
John
John Hearn | 10.10.06 - 6:10 pm | #

let me try that again...

Kelly,

Long time no read! I've been very busy for the last year, so my lazy daz of internetting are over for now, but I thank you for drawing my attention to this book. I will see if I can get some copies for my adult catechism students (and for myself too!)

God bless, and keep on keepin on!

Your distant electric friend,
John
John Hearn | 10.10.06 - 6:11 pm | #

Thanks for the review; I'm going to buy the book!
Cathy | 10.10.07 - 11:13 am | #