Respect life every day, in every way you can

The Diocese of Lexington encourages people to advocate for all human life issues through prayer and active work.

In a reflection, the diocese notes that the poor and vulnerable often become invisible to those with political and economic power. To counter this, the diocese suggests that people must raise the voices of those who are muted and make their presence known.

The reflection cites Nobel Peace Prize winner and Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel, who argued that neutrality helps oppressors rather than victims. The diocese states that every human life matters and that no single life issue should be ranked above another, but rather all issues should be linked together to ensure no part of the chain of life is weak.