Hey, good morning. This is Father David Nix. I hope you guys are good. I am at a conference with people like Father John Lovell, Father, Father Altman, and Liz Yore. As most of you probably saw in the news, the Roe versus Wade was struck down to the states, and it is the feast of the sacred heart the conference i'm at i'm about

to offer my own mass and then over head over there's going to be i'm sure tons and tons of celebration

over there and there should be but uh had kind of a thought this the rest of this um

video probably isn't for kids because it's a slightly graphic thought on abortion how this ties

into um row versus w Wade being overturned.

And even though this is obviously caused for great celebration, I don't mean to make any

Debbie Downer video by any means. And we'll pick it up with some hope at the end, of course.

But one of the things that hit me is in late-term abortions, they use something called dejoxin

that is injected through the uterus into the heart of the baby to kill babies that are 20-plus

weeks old.

We're talking very advanced, near-term babies.

And this is how they would do near-late- late term abortions is dejoxon would be injected

into the hearts of the babies which would stop their hearts and then they'd be either delivered or

dismembered and then delivered that's how they do late term ones and so it hit me on the feast of the

sacred heart that it was upon the transfixed one that we

look. This is in the old Zachariats in John's Gospel. They will look on him whom they have

transpierced. They will look on him whom they have transfixed. And we also know Jesus said,

whatever you do, the least of my people, you do to me and I thought this is this is a very

interesting day for this to happen because even though we celebrate we remember how many children like

Jesus's heart was pierced have been pierced just like Jesus is with a syringe going in there to make the

final kill.

And so is this, I know solidarity is like such a liberal word,

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