March for Life, Partnered with New Jersey Right to Life, Announces Speakers for the 2024 New Jersey March for Life
Pro-Life Advocates to Address Marchers in Trenton on September 26, 2024
Trenton, NJ – Today, the March for Life Education and Defense Fund, partnered with New Jersey Right to Life, announced speakers for the first ever New Jersey March for Life taking place on Thursday, September 26th. Marchers will gather at the Trenton Statehouse to peacefully advocate for pro-life protections in state laws. Notable speakers for the pre-march rally include Melissa Ohden, Founder and CEO of The Abortion Survivors Network; Felicia Pricenor, Esq., Vice President of Government Affairs of the March for Life Education and Defense Fund; Marie Tasy, Executive Director of New Jersey Right to Life; Senator Anthony M. Bucco, Republican Leader New Jersey Senate, District 25; Assemblyman John DiMaio, Minority Leader New Jersey General Assembly, District 23; Dr. Monique Ruberu, OB/GYN, Board Member of 40 Days for Life and more.
“This year marks the first annual New Jersey March for Life. In this critical time, the March for Life, partnering with New Jersey Right to Life, will stand up for the support and protection of both expectant mothers and their unborn children. We will call upon all pro-life residents of New Jersey to join us in marching and rallying in Trenton- every voice matters, and we need you with us!” said Jeanne F. Mancini, President of March for Life Education and Defense Fund.
“NJ’s first ever March for Life promises to be the largest pro-life gathering ever held in New Jersey. We are excited and honored to partner with the March for Life to be a voice for the human life and dignity of both mother and child. Rather than being mutually exclusive of one another, we believe both lives have equal value, are inextricably intertwined and therefore should be protected by virtue of their humanity. It is for this reason that the NJ Pro-Life Movement is proud to be united in our commitment to love, support and walk with Moms in need so they can choose life for themselves and their babies” said Marie Tasy, President of New Jersey Right to Life.
The New Jersey March for Life will take place on Thursday, September 26th with a rally at the Trenton Statehouse at 11:00 am EDT followed by the march at 12:00 pm EDT.
SPEAKERS INCLUDE:
- Melissa Ohden, Founder and CEO of The Abortion Survivors Network
- Sr. Deirdre (Dede) Byrne, the Little Workers of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mar
- Marie Tasy, Executive Director of New Jersey Right to Life
- Senator Anthony M. Bucco, Republican Leader New Jersey Senate, District 25
- Assemblyman John DiMaio, Minority Leader New Jersey General Assembly, District 23
- Dr. Monique Ruberu, OB/GYN, Board Member of 40 Days for Life
- Debbie Provencher, Executive Director of Lighthouse Pregnancy Resource Center
- Nicole White, Post-abortive outreach worker, sidewalk counselor, volunteer for the Archdiocese of Newark Respect Life office and the Mercy House
- His Excellency, Bishop Kevin J. Sweeney, Bishop of the Diocese of Paterson
- Rev. Dr. Clenard Childress, Jr., Assistant National Director of the Life Education and Resource Network, Senior Pastor of The New Calvary Baptist Church in Montclair, NJ
- Felicia Pricenor, Esq., Vice President of Government Affairs of the March for Life Education and Defense Fund
- And more!
WHEN:
- 10:00 pm EST – Pre-Rally Concert
- 11:00 pm EST – March for Life Rally begins
- 12:00 pm EST – March for Life begins
WHERE:
- The rally will be held at the Trenton Statehouse, 125 W. State St., Trenton, NJ 08608
Learn more at: https://marchforlife.org/newjersey/
Please email Alexandra Bedner (abedner@crcadvisors.com), Theresa Olohan (tolohan@crcadvisors.com) or Emma Parker (eparker@crcadvisors.com) if you plan to attend/cover.
March for life is a non-sectarian organization that promotes the beauty and dignity of every human life by working to end abortion – uniting, educating, and mobilizing pro-life people in the public square. It hosts the largest annual human rights demonstration in Washington, DC every January.
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