Priests for Life Holds Names of Unborn Under Altar

As another sign that our brothers and sisters killed by abortion are not forgotten, Priests for Life maintains a book of names of aborted children. The book has been placed under the altar in the St. John Paul II chapel in the International Headquarters of Priests for Life in Titusville, FL. The names of the babies enrolled in this book will be remembered in the prayers and Masses offered in that chapel, and offered anywhere by the priests on staff.

Names may be added to the book using the form below.  These may be names of the child of a friend or relative who has had an abortion, or perhaps the name of an aborted child for whom you interceded at an abortion mill before he or she was killed.

*Names of babies to add to the book of names of aborted children:

In establishing this book, we remind you of similar efforts elsewhere. The Church of the Holy Innocents in Manhattan, for example, maintains a shrine in honor of unborn children, and a book in which their names can be enrolled. Visit them at www.innocents.com.

And, of course, the National Memorial for the Unborn in Chattanooga, Tennessee, maintains a fifty-foot granite "Wall of Names" of children who have been aborted. Contact them at www.memorialfortheunborn.org for more information.

Unborn Memorials offers a space where you can leave written tributes for children lost through abortion or miscarriage, providing a way to remember them and share with the world that they were here, even if only for a short time.

Let us pray. Lord, your glory is reflected in the life of every human person, no matter how small, and no matter how brief his/her life may be. Receive our unborn brothers and sisters who have been killed by abortion. Give them your salvation, in a manner which you alone know, and comfort all who grieve their death. May the books, memorial stones, and plaques which are set up here on earth to remember them also remind us to work tirelessly for the day when every life will be welcomed and protected with justice. We ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen.