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FREE MARY WAGNER
Mary Wagner, peaceful pro-life activist and foundress of Red Rose Rescues, is in jail in Canada following her arrest in December. Mary has spent years in jail because of her peaceful efforts to save unborn babies. Please contact the Canadian authorities and ask them to "free Mary Wagner."

Canadian Embassy: 501 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C., U.S.A., 20001
1-844-880-6519
Twitter: @CanEmbUSA
ccs.scc@international.gc.ca

Canadian Human Rights Commission: Toll Free: 1-888-214-1090

Ambassador of Canada to the United States: David MacNaughton
Twitter: @AmbMacNaughton

RED ROSE RESCUES DECEMBER 2nd 2017
Article quoting Fr Stephen about the PERSONHOOD PROCLAMATION PRESIDENTIAL EXECUTIVE ORDER and why RED ROSE RESCUES are important in the larger framework of ending pre-born childkilling. (LifeSiteNews)

Video of Alexandria and Washington DC Rescues
During a Red Rose Rescue, pro-life sidewalk counselors enter abortion facilities to present abortion minded women with roses and attempt to talk them out of killing their children.

RED ROSE RESCUES NEWS
VICTORY: Federal judge strikes down buffer zone law at abortion clinics
The U.S. District Court ruling negates a New Jersey city's ordinance banning pro-lifers from coming near abortion centers. (LifeSiteNews)

Fr. Stephen's thoughts and statement about the September 15th, 2017 Red Rose Rescue, Arrest, and Trial Defense
Joan Bell, Bonnie Borel, Fr Stephen, Fr Fidelis, Julia Haag, and Joan McKee left court after being found guilty in the Alexandria Red Rose Rescue. They were given no jail time with a suspended fine.

Rescuers given suspended fine, no jail!
Fr. Stephen Imbarrato discusses the Nov. 20, 2017 trial where he received a suspended fine for a September abortion protest at an Alexandria, Va. women's center. (northjersey.com)

PRESS RELEASE
Father Stephen Imbarrato's Comment About the Red Rose Rescue!

Red Rose Rescue Statement from the Franciscan Friars of the Renewal

Pro-Lifers Conduct Acts of Civil Disobedience at Abortion Clinics in Defense of Unborn