Rachel Weep No More Single
Divine Mercy is abundantly available to all of us, no matter what we’ve done. This booklet is a great source of hope for anyone who has been involved with abortion because it provides a plan for cutting through the pain and the lies, acknowledging the truth, and receiving God’s powerful healing from the effects of this tragedy.
Norma McCorvey (formerly “Jane Roe” of Roe vs. Wade) and Bernard Nathanson, formerly a leader in the abortion industry, both share their amazing stories about getting out of the culture of death.
Jeremiah’s prophecy in the Old Testament has been applied to our world’s abortion crisis, “Rachel mourns her children…for her children are no more” (Jer 31:15, NAB). But, in this time of mercy, the mourning can be turned into joy. Let this booklet show you how.
SKU (ISBN): 9780944203835
ISBN10: 0944203833
Frank Pavone
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: June 2009
Publisher: Marian Press
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