Ireland Prayer Vigil; The People speak for the Unborn at Dail Eireann

MORE PROTESTORS AT THE RALLY FOR LIFE

SPEAKING FOR THE UNBORN

LET THEM LIVE!

Breaking News Ireland; All-Night Vigil at Dail Eireann

 


All-Night Vigil at Dail Eireann
Last night at 8 pm People from Ireland came from all corners of the Land to pray at Dail Eireann.
The All-Night Prayer Vigil began on Tuesday 9th and carried on throughout the night until Wednesday 10th July 2013 .
At 8 pm last night, Welcome was extended to all the Protesters against the proposed Abortion Legislation for Ireland.
The praying of the Rosary for the Unborn followed thereafter .

Spiritual Warfare Prayers and Intercessory Prayers were held.
At 12 midnight The Angelus was prayed, the universal prayer remembering Jesus' Incarnation within the womb of Mary.

Every hour upon the hour
Every hour upon the hour people milled back and forth to pack the Blessed Sacrament Chapel in Bachelor's Walk next to the River Liffey.
They prayed and beseeched God to keep sacred and safe the life of the Unborn Child in Ireland.
Multitudes came to pray and worship in Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament.
The atmosphere at the Chapel was one of dignity and quiet.

Prayer Walk around the Dail
After Midnight Angelus there was a Prayer Walk around the Dail.
At 3 am the Divine Mercy Chaplet was prayed.
At 10 am this morning, Concluding Prayers were conducted.

People streamed in from as far afield as America and Brazil to come to the Vigil at the Dail.
Representatives were there from Donegal, Co Meath, Co Mayo, Dublin, Co Armagh, Carrickmacross, Clonakilty, Navan, Scotland, Co Derry, Brazil, Belfast, Poland, Dundalk, Scotland, America.
According to the Protesters, representatives from other areas were also present.

Flame of candles
The gracious architecture of Dail Eireann stood serenely in the evening gloaming and Protesters started praying and singing in support of the Life of the Unborn Chld.
Eventually the evening wore on, and the first streetlights began to glimmer.
After reverent prayer, candles began to be lit.
A flame of candles illuminated Dail Eireann as candles were lit from each person to the next.




Posters and placards 
People demonstrated with Posters and placards supporting the Life of the Unborn Child.
Some showed the tragedy of Abortion.
Cars, trucks, buses and other vehicles beeped for Life.
Passersby gave their support to the Protesters.

Unto us a Child is Born

Many Protesters drew inspiration from the Statement,
"A Time To Uphold the Right to Life; Statement by the Catholic Bishops of Ireland." (1)
The inspiring words of Archbishop Eamon Martin were discussed.
As the Prayer Vigil continued, Prayer invoked the Authority and God's Power,.
The prayers, among others, reminded
"Unto us a Child is born, and the government shall be upon His Shoulders (Isa 9:6)
The Protesters prayed for the country's TD's which a special Prayer adapted from St Patrick's Breastplate.
Thereafter Prayer for our Politicians was recited together, praying for Ireland to be saved from Abortion.

Prayer Vigil moved on to Dundalk
Then on to Dundalk. The beautiful St Patrick's Church in Dundalk, Co Louth in Armagh bells rang out, as people came throughout the day from 2pm and are still at prayer at the time of writing.
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament was held.
Quiet, fervent worshippers remembered the Unborn Child and prayed that the Abortion Legislation will be halted.


People rallied from Ireland and Beyond
The People rallied from all over the country and beyond to stand before Dail Eireann and raise their voices in Support of the Unborn Child.

Other countries held All-Night Prayer Vigils
As the Protesters prayed and sang in support of the Unborn Child and against Abortion Legislation, other Countries were also holding Prayer Vigils throughout the night.

Right to Life held sacred in Ireland
Ireland's children and their Right to Life is held as sacred by the People of Ireland.

(1)http://www.catholicbishops.ie/2013/06/11/time-uphold-life-statement-catholic-bishops-ireland/

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Breaking News Ireland; Day of Prayer for Life Wednesday 10th July 2013 in Dundalk

Ireland's Greatest Inheritance - Her Children

The Prayer Vigil for the Protection of Unborn Children in Ireland continues.
Day of Prayer for Life is being held tomorrow.
WHERE; St. Patrick's Church Dundalk
DATE; Wednesday 10th July 2013
WHEN; 2pm to 10pm
WHO; ALL WELCOME

Why not come to join us as the Prayer Momentum for the Right of the Unborn Child to Life in Ireland continues to escalate.

See you there!

Breaking News; All-Night Candle-Light Prayer Vigil for Protection of Ireland's Unborn Babies

The People of Ireland have been praying and fasting for the past three days in the tradition of their forefathers.
In the days of poverty and hardship, the Family Rosary, the Holy Mass were prayed; needed food and drink to sustain comfort and life were given up by the Sons and Daughters of the Land as they turned to God for assistance.
Tonight, at Dail Eireann, this tradition will continue as the People prepare to come in Prayer with candles to show their support for the Unborn Child.
Why not come to join?
Tonight is the All-Night Candle-Light Prayer Vigil.
WHERE; Outside Dail Eireann, Kildare Street Dublin
WHEN; Tuesday night, 9th July 2013
TIME; From 8pm tonight until 10am tomorrow morning.
The weather is warm at the moment, with cooler nights.
Make sure you have water to drink. Tonight will be the end of the three day fast, so have some sandwiches and snacks to sustain you.
For those with illness, remember to bring your medications with you which you may need.
Bring a candle with you.
Bring your Bibles, rosaries, prayer sheets, pictures and placards.
Make sure you have layered clothing; bring a small blanket,
Let us make this a night to remember; the night Ireland stood and witnessed before the world that
'LIFE IS PRECIOUS'

See you there!

*Picture courtesy of Precious Life

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Breaking News; Irish Man Dying outside GPO - Hunger Strike

Son of Ireland in financial desperation

Gaunt figure of Irish man
As Protesters wended their way past the GPO towards the Dail to protest against the proposed Abortion Bill, many cars were beeping as they passed the gaunt figure of an Irish man lying against the Jim Larkin Monument in O'Connell Street. 
Upon investigation, the cars were beeping in support of the plight of this gentleman.
Tony Rochford of Trim, Co Meath, is on Day 20 of his Hunger Strike and is starting to present worrying symptoms of starvation.

Desperate Son of Ireland
Tony is desperate. 
He was in construction and became unemployed after the Irish Recession began.
Tony reports that he was unable to draw benefits although he had paid taxes for many years, due to his status as being self-employed.
His savings have now gone on paying the mortgage on his house. He kept up the payments after he lost his work.
Tony got work again last year.
Tony reports that he has not paid the recently introduced property tax. 
His financial situation is such that he needs to get back on his feet financially again after the blows of the past few years.
Now Tony is no longer able to work in Ireland due to failure to pay the tax.
Tony does not want to leave his homeland and, in desperation, this son of Ireland was sitting today near the General Post Office to be within reach of the Symbol of Liberty of his forefathers as he prepares to die.

Tony Rochford with Concerned Supporters

Is there anything that can be done?
Deeply concerned supporters are rallying around Tony in this hour of his Agony in the Garden.
Tony is wearing dark glasses and appears gaunt and malnourished.
Is there anything that can be done for this suffering son of Ireland?