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Carolina Catholic chats with Janet Morana from Priests for Life about her newest book and the upcoming SCOTUS decision regarding abortion

For our second June show, my guest is the executive director of Priests for Life, Janet Morana, whose newest book is called, Everything You Need to Know About Abortion-For Teens. Janet has been working full-time in the pro-life movement for over three decades, and she is also the co-founder of the Silent No More Awareness Campaign. In her newest book, Janet lays out the history of abortion in the USA from the earliest rulings to Roe v. Wade, and she brings her meticulous research to life by sharing heart-wrenching stories of post-abortive women. This book is not only for teens; it is a well-researched book about the issue of abortion and will make us even stronger in our support of the unborn and their right to life. She also comments on what we can expect when the official opinion on the Dobbs' case is released in June 2022.

This show will air on Wilmington Catholic Radio's three stations, 91.7 FM, 93.1 FM, and 103.1 FM on Saturdays at 11 am and Sundays at 6 pm on the second two weekends of June.  You can listen on-line live by clicking on the Listen Now tab.  Or, listen 24/7 by going to the Carolina Catholic tab and clicking on the show page. 

June's Teaching Moment

Many Catholic women have returned to wearing a veil at Mass. It is meant to be a sign of her desire to humble herself before God, truly present in the Blessed Sacrament. The veil is a visible reminder of the perfect submission of the Catholic Church to Christ Himself. Veiling is not new. For 2000 years, Catholic women wore either a hat or veil. The 1917 Code of Canon Law required that women cover their heads in Church, but the 1983 Code no longer required this. Though reasons for doing so have varied, this practice has always focused on the transcendence of the place – giving reverence to the very dwelling of the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist. Thus, the veil is a public proclamation before the Lord that He is the Lord and that we love Him and are ready to obey Him.

3rd Sunday after Pentecost 

Traditional Latin Mass, Sunday, June 26

The Lower Cape Fear Deanery sponsors a Traditional Latin Mass on the fourth Sunday of each month at the Basilica Shrine of Saint Mary at the corner of 5th and Ann Streets in downtown Wilmington. Mass is offered at 5pm. 

Confessions will be held prior to Mass from 4:30 until 4:50.

Click here for the Mass propers.  Bring your 1962 Missal and bring a friend!