Respect Life Ministries
Share"Restoring respect for human life in our society is an essential task of the Church that extends through all its institutions, agencies, and organizations and embraces diverse tasks and goals...Actively promoting a renewed respect for human life is the responsibility of every Catholic."
United States Bishops' Pastoral Plan for Pro-Life Activities:
A Campaign in Support of Life
Respect Life Ministries seeks to assist families, parishes, and other institutions in service to families with the ongoing task of protecting and enhancing human life from conception through natural death.
Following the Pastoral Plan for Pro-Life Activities of the NCCB, we engage in education, pastoral care, and advocacy.
Promoting a consistent ethic of life, we strive to provide a compassionate, but honest, response to those struggling with issues of abortion, euthanasia, or assisted suicide.
Respect Life Director
Stephanie Frausto
806-678-HOPE (4673)
frausto@dioama.org
Respect Life Assistant
Taylor Halsey
806-383-2243 ext 129
thalsey@dioama.org
Rachel’s Hope Ministries, Director
Gwen Johns
806-640-HOPE (4673)
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October 11, 2011 | by Chris Albracht
The 2011 40 Days for LIFE observance in the Diocese of Amarillo is approaching the midway point, according to Stephanie Frausto, director of Respect Life Ministries for the Diocese of Amarillo. From now through Sunday, Nov. 6, Catholics and local Christians are taking part in the 40 Days for LIFE observance—
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September 9, 2011 | by Chris Albracht
Parishes are reserving dates to take part in the 2011 40 Days for LIFE, which begins in the Diocese of Amarillo Wednesday, Sept. 28, according to Stephanie Frausto, director of Respect Life Ministries for the Diocese of Amarillo. “The first parish to announce it’s intentions for this year’s 40 Days for LIFE is St. Anthony’s Church in Hereford,