2 Priest arrested while trying to save babies inside New Jersey abortion center

Two priests and two parishioners were arrested this morning after distributing roses and persuading women in an abortion clinic in New Jersey.

LifeSiteNews reports that police arrested Father Fedelis Moscinski, CFR, and Father Dave Nix, Will Goodman, and an unnamed parishioner after they “entered and refused to leave” the Garden State Gynecology abortion station in New Jersey. "

This group encourages pregnant women to choose life, meaning don't have abortions, and give them roses, with the advice, "You were born to love and be loved…your kindness... greater than the difficulties of your situation. Any situation will change. A new life, however small, will bring the promise of one-of-a-kind joy.”

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The report said one woman decided to save the life of her unborn baby. Another mother forced her daughter to have an abortion.

Lisa Hart of the Red Rose Rescue group told LifeSiteNews that she tried to give the young woman a lawyer's phone number.

“I gave the woman some useful information to help her and invited her over to my house, but her mother ran up to me and yelled at me.”

Father Dave Nix announced in a tweet that "their trial will be in about 10 days and they will most likely have to go to court many times. Despite the roughness at first, the police eventually took comfort in our peaceful duty as they held us. We talked for hours at this police station.

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Father Fedelis Moscinski said that they dedicate this Saturday (July 13, 2019) day of salvation to the Immaculate Heart of Mary, because today is the feast day of the third apparition of Our Lady of Fatima.

“We invoked the intercession of the Immaculate Heart of Mary this morning. We entrust ourselves to the power of God for the gift of transforming hearts and minds.”

Please pray for those who are protecting unborn children!

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