NATIONAL AMERICAN HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL
BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA
Evangelical Pastor Bill Shanks blows the trumpet in Zion
commencing the Jericho march around the Causeway Medical Clinic.
Thus says the Lord: "Do what is right and just.
Rescue the victim from the hand of his oppressor" (Jeremiah 22).
"There shall come upon you all the righteous blood shed upon earth,
from the righteous blood of Abel to the blood of Zechariah, ...
whom you murdered between the sanctuary and the altar" (Matthew 23:35).
"They have forsaken the land, spurned the Holy One of Israel, apostatized.
Their hands are full of blood!" (Isaiah 1).
"God looked for judgement, but beheld bloodshed, for justice, but hark outcry!" (Isaiah1).
Prolife prayer vigil in front of the office of the infamous abortionist, James Whitmore III,
to disclose his crimes against God and humanity. He was eventually closed
down by the Louisiana Medical Association, DHH and the AMA for his
negligence and abuse of women. (His victims besides the
innocent babies he slaughtered in the womb).
James Whitmore, III, yells over to those praying for the end of this abortion
holocaust. How providential and prophetic that this picture was taken of him behind iron bars!
Donned the "back alley butcher of New Orleans" Catholics and
Evangelicals hold a Jericho March and Rosary Procession in front
of infamous abortionist Victor Brown's, office of death.
It became apparent in 1999 that Tulane residents had become the leading
proponents of abortion in Louisiana. Starting Joia Bellow Crear,
followed by Jocelyn Tinsley, Daniel Esteves, Joseph Triana, Adrian Coleman,
Kim Voesburg, Kevin Work, and Joseph Lauterbach; we have had a steady stream
of Tulane residents moonlighting doing abortions in Baton Rouge and New Orleans.
An Our Lady of Guadalupe Rosary procession alerted Louisiana
citizens to the reality of the horrors taking place, thus
not keeping abortion "the silent holocaust".
The prayer procession also alerted Louisiana citizens of Mary Frances Gardner
who performs abortions at Delta Clinic in Baton Rouge along with other
Tulane residents. She also works at the Tulane University Health Center;
which dispenses the murderous "morning after pill".
