Lila Rose Becomes Catholic

The conversion story of pro-life giant Lila Rose from Live Action, learn more about the mission at www.liveaction.org

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[youthforlifeireland]

We stand for the dignity of each human person born and unborn.

[PendragonFTW]

you're a true inspiration!!!......prayers are coming your way from a teen in Australia

[GomerPeter]

As long as she sees all Christians as being equal and not professing one church to be "The True Church" it's all good. God Bless to all those who accept Christ Jesus as Lord and Savior.

[22grena]

@truthcrusade Well she did say that too.

[wayne99217]

God Bless Pope Benedict XVI!

[truthcrusade]

Fact: Lila Rose was Protestant (some sort of Baptist) when she had started Live Action in San Jose, California, several years before going to UCLA and becoming famous due to the sting operations inside PP clinics. Let's just say that all her work and the way she was raised had nothing to do with the Catholic Church, therefore taking credit for that is genuinely and deliberately misleading. I don't care about any religion (anymore), I'm just setting the record straight because I was there.

[stinkygeorgia1]

Lila Rose, a darling of the Harlot Church - the Roman Catholic Church. Yes, Rome seeks to save the innocent. But what else does she do? Well, all you need to do is look at her writings: "Christians must remember that God has also manifested himself in some way to the followers of other religious traditions."(48) "...the fullness of truth received in Jesus Christ does not give individual Christians the guarantee that they have grasped that truth fully."(49) [Google "Dialogue and Proclamation"]

[katalinad64]

AMEN!



[jamesdragonforce]

@22grena Well maybe a billion people need to understand the difference between add-hominem attacks towards catholics, and using satire to make a point and then adding to catholic that you meant no personal harm. I was doing the latter, stating an opinion, and then stating that I meant no personal harm.

[22grena]

@jamesdragonforce Well possibly you don't understand where Transubstantiation fits into catholic beliefs, otherwise you would not have offended over a billion catholics by your crass statement. It you are an atheist then thats fine. If you are a fundementalist (and a believer in sola scriptura) then read John 6:53-56.