The Catholic Pro-Life Committee, in collaboration with Anglicans for Life, is introducing a new pro-life curriculum, Project Life, to provide parishes a comprehensive snapshot of the top life issues and to inspire you to make a difference for Life.

The pilot program of Project Life begins next Tuesday, February 21 at 7 p.m. at St. Joseph in Richardson (St. Joseph room) with Father Timothy Heines presenting "Age Old Enemies: Life & Death." And the second session on Feb. 28 will be presented by Bishop Doug Deshotel!

• The biblical foundation for a commitment to Life
• The Catholic teachings on the life issues as found in the Catechism of the Catholic Church and papal documents
• What abortion is and how it affects various people, especially women who feel
  forced into abortions
• What is the Catholic Christian view of human sexuality and how to promote the virtue
  of chastity among youth and adults
• What we need to say about sex and how we can support young people dealing with
  sexual issues
• How euthanasia and assisted suicide are inconsistent with the Christian life ethic and
  further erode the value of human life
• The challenges presented by biotechnology
• Ways that we can compassionately affirm life in our churches and in our culture

Pilot Program Series Details:

Dates:  Every Tuesday at 7 p.m., Feb. 21 thru April 24 (excluding Mar. 27 & Apr. 3)

Time:  7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.

Place:  St. Joseph Catholic Church, 600 S. Jupiter Rd., Richardson 75081 (map)
(all classes in St. Joseph Rm, except Feb. 28 & April 10 sessions in Rm. 123)

Click here for class schedule.  Participant Handbook required and available for purchase ($10) at class.