Our Lady of Lourdes, Corcoran – 02/09/2019

Saturday, February 9th I had the privilege of being one of the speakers at a retreat for high school students in Corcoran. It was a LARGE group and I STILL get nervous, even after all this time. ?? I was blessed to receive lots of positive feedback afterwards. It is absolutely a message that young people need to hear and I pray that it results in Hearts Touched, Minds Changed & Lives Saved. <3 #ProLifeGeneration#LifeIsPrecious #AbortionIsNotHealthCare – Mari Lupercio, Latinos4Life

 

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2nd & 3rd graders, St. Ritas, Tulare – 02/04/2019

February 4th I did a presentation for 2nd & 3rd grade students in Tulare. Imagine! 7 & 8 year olds learning about the miracle of life before birth. They learned many new words and definitions including umbilical cord, placenta, uterus, vernix, ultrasound and amniotic sac. They had lots of questions and comments and it was so much fun! I played a beautiful Dr. Seuss inspired video and they all read along. Imagine if every child grew up knowing and understanding the truth about human life. How much better would this world be? #LifeIsPrecious #StartYoung – Mari Lupercio, Latinos4Life 

 

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St. Catherines, Dinuba – 01/25/19 

Last Friday was incredible and I am still feeling deeply moved.

Heres why: (Lengthy but please read)

Every year, the Spanish young adult group at St. Catherine’s in Dinuba invites me to speak before going to the West Coast Walk for Life in San Francisco. This year, Yolanda personally invited me to come and support her as she did the Pro-Life presentation herself. She spent 3 months researching and preparing for it!

In her presentation, she covered Church teaching on abortion (including the Lords mercy and forgiveness) types of abortions, reasons women give for choosing abortion and even refuted the most common pro-choice arguments, one by one. One in particular literally made me cry…

Yolanda shared that many unborn babies who are diagnosed with disabilities end up being aborted because doctors claim that they will have a slim to none chance of having a good “quality of life”.

Yolanda begs to differ. She is a strong, intelligent and faith-filled young woman who also happens to have a disability. She has to do things differently but that does not stop her from living and loving her life. And although she has a harder time speaking than most of us, she is a powerful voice for those who cannot speak up for themselves.

I feel incredibly proud and blessed to have witnessed her stand up and speak up for life.

Yolanda, you are a precious gift. THANK YOU for being a defender of the most vulnerable, defenseless and innocent members of our human family, the unborn. God bless you.  – Mari Lupercio, Latinos4Life 20

 

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St. Lucy’s, Fowler

On Jan. 20th, Latinos4Life & Right to Life of Central California teamed up to present to a group of High School students in Fowler. It was so nice to work alongside Liz Juarez, Education Coordinator for Fresno Right to Life. She shared very important information about the history of abortion in the U.S. and modern day feminism. Whether these kids realize it or not, they are so lucky to have received such important information. When I was their age, I didn’t hear it at home, in school, or at church. – Mari Lupercio, Latinos4Life 

 

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