upcoming pro-life EVENTS
see jason evert live january 12!
Get answers to life’s tough questions about love, dating, and relationships from internationally acclaimed speaker Jason Evert on January 12 at St. Francis of Assisi in Frisco 6:00 - 9:15 p.m.!
Purified brings parents and teens (13+) together to discover God’s plan for love and opens up an opportunity for them to continue the discussion about this important topic at home, in a healthy and easy way with resources that work. The event includes a new version of Jason’s renowned talk Love or Lust, where he mixes humor with down-to-earth practicality that removes any awkwardness, making the difficult conversations about love much easier. Your family will leave with an understanding of the good news of chastity, a healthy sense of self-worth, and the ability, if needed, to start again.
Gender and the Theology of Your Body will follow after a short break. This presentation explores how Catholics can approach the topic of gender with charity and clarity. This talk is for teens and provides the opportunity to discuss this difficult topic facing teens and families today.
This event includes Eucharistic Adoration, praise and worship, and an opportunity to receive the sacrament of Reconciliation. This format transforms a couple of talks into a retreat for the family, allowing them to encounter the source of purity, healing, and renewal, Jesus Christ.
Doors open at 5:30
The Catholic Pro-Life Community is proud to co-sponsor this event with St. Francis of Assisi
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Join Bishop Burns and the North Texas faithful on January 17 for the annual Bilingual Pro-Life Mass at the National Shrine of the Cathedral of Our Lady of Guadalupe.
Formerly the Roe Memorial Mass, we gather in prayer for the souls of those lost to abortion and for hearts and laws that continue to protect the dignity of every unborn child.
Please note: due to unforeseen circumstances, there will be no March or Rally following this year’s Pro-Life Mass. We are working diligently to bring this important annual tradition back in 2027.