The following radio spots are prepared at high quality for radio stations.  They are 30 and 60 second spots available in MP3 format.  They have been recorded by Fr. Frank Pavone and another Priests for Life staff member.  If you need a format other than MP3 please contact Christa at christa@priestsforlife.org.

30 Second Spots

At the March for Life in Washington this January 25, someone will be sorely missed, namely, Nellie Gray, who founded and led the March for forty years. Join us that morning for a prayer service in D-A-R Constitution Hall, to honor Nellie's memory. We invite you and your groups and Churches to come. Admission is free and more information is at National Prayer service dot com. [Fr. Frank's Voice] [John's Voice]

As our nation completes forty years since Roe v Wade, the premier prayer event marking this occasion will occur in Washington on Friday January 25. The service will feature top Christian leaders and will occur in D-A-R Constitution Hall from 8:30 to 10:30am. Let's have a massive turnout that will call the nation to pray to end child killing! Visit National Prayer service dot com for details. [Fr. Frank's Voice] [John's Voice]

January marks the completion of 40 years since Roe v Wade. It is time for an outpouring of prayer as never before. Join clergy and pro-life leaders and a combined choir for the official prayer service for this occasion in Washington on Friday, January 25, in DAR Constitution Hall from 8:30 to 10:30 AM. Big groups are welcome. Visit national prayer service dot com for details. [Fr. Frank's Voice] [John's Voice]

The National Prayer Service marking 40 years since Roe v Wade will occur Friday morning January 25 at 8:30 in Constitution Hall in Washington DC. The Host committee, including Dick Bott of Bott Radio Network, Tony Perkins of Family Research Council, Bishop Harry Jackson, and many other leaders invite you to join us. Learn more at National Prayer Service dot com. [Fr. Frank's Voice] [John's Voice]

Clergy and laity from many Christian denominations will gather for the National Prayer Service commemorating 40 years since Roe v Wade. Held Friday January 25 at 8:30am in Constitution Hall in Washington. As Pope John Paul wrote, the pro-life effort is quote "a valuable area for cooperation with our brothers and sisters of other Churches." Learn more at National Prayer Service dot com. [Fr. Frank's Voice] [John's Voice]

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At the March for Life in Washington this January 25, someone will be sorely missed, namely, Nellie Gray, who founded and led the March for forty years. On the morning of the March, a prayer service will be held in D-A-R Constitution Hall, marking forty years since Roe v Wade, and honoring Nellie's memory. We invite you and your groups and Churches to come, to honor a woman who called America each year to March for Life. This prayer service -- organized by leading Christian pro-life groups -- will be the largest yet, and will send a clear signal that we want to end abortion, and that we say a big thank you to Nellie Gray. Admission is free and more information is at National Prayer service dot com.[Fr. Frank's Voice] [John's Voice]


As our nation reaches the forty year mark since Roe v Wade, the premier prayer event marking this occasion will occur in Washington DC on Friday January 25. Organized by Priests for Life and several other leading groups, this service will feature top leaders of many Christian denominations. It will occur in D-A-R Constitution Hall from 8:30 to 10:30am. Mass will be available in nearby Churches prior to the service, and there will be time to get to the March for Life afterwards. Admission is free and large groups are welcome. Fr. Frank Pavone will deliver the sermon. Let's have a massive turnout that will send a message to the nation: It's time to turn to God to end child killing in America! Visit National Prayer service dot com for details.[Fr. Frank's Voice] [John's Voice]

January marks the completion of 40 years since Roe v Wade legalized abortion in America. It is time for an outpouring of prayer as never before. That is why Priests for Life is organizing, along with other groups, the official interdenominational pro-life prayer service for this occasion. It will be held in Washington DC on Friday, January 25, the day of the March for Life. Please come. It will take place in DAR Constitution Hall from 8:30 to 10:30 AM. Clergy and pro-life leaders from across the country will lead it, along with a combined choir. Those organizing busses to Washington can bring their entire group; there will be plenty of room! Media coverage is expected, and it is a great chance to witness to the world! Visit national prayer service dot com for details..[Fr. Frank's Voice] [John's Voice]

All we do in the pro-life movement must be sustained by prayer. That's why a National Prayer Service will be held on the morning of the March for Life, Friday January 25 in Constitution Hall in Washington DC. We invite you and your groups to come from 8:30 to 10:30am. The Host committee includes Dick Bott of Bott Radio Network, Tony Perkins of Family Research Council, Bishop Harry Jackson of High Impact Leadership Coalition, Paul Rondeau of American Life League, Charmaine Yoest of Americans United for Life, Brad Mattes of Life Issues Institute, Dr Alveda King, Pastor Luke Robinson, and Austin Ruse. Key leaders of various denominations will lead prayers and I will deliver the sermon. This service will be a marvelous experience of unity. Please join us. Learn more at National Prayer Service dot com. [Fr. Frank's Voice] [John's Voice]

Clergy and laity from many Christian denominations will gather for the National Prayer Service commemorating 40 years since Roe v Wade. Held Friday January 25 at Constitution Hall in Washington, this service is an example of what Pope John Paul the Second wrote in The Gospel of Life when he said that the pro-life effort is, quote, "a valuable and fruitful area for positive cooperation with our brothers and sisters of other Churches and ecclesial communities… No single person or group has a monopoly on the defense and promotion of life. These are everyone's task and responsibility." Join us on January 25. All groups are welcome; no tickets or fees are required. We will remember Nellie Gray who died last summer. Find more details at National Prayer Service dot com. [Fr. Frank's Voice] [John's Voice]