Cemetery of the Innocent at Montgomery Catholic

Cemetery of the Innocent at Montgomery Catholic 1A “Cemetery of the Innocent” has been installed by the Alabama Citizens for Life on the front lawn of Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School, 5350 Vaughn Rd. The crosses, each of which represent 10 fetuses aborted each day in the United States, are placed each year in a different location in Montgomery to commemorate the lives lost to abortion since the Roe vs. Wade Supreme Court case legalizing abortion. John Kline, a member of the Alabama Citizens for Life, has spearheaded the installation of the temporary “cemetery” for the past three years.

Pictured: Respect Life Club members (at right) Emily McLaughlin and Caitlyn Wiggins assist Sue Pieri, Respect Life Club Sponsor Patricia Crowley and her husband, Joe, set up the cemetery of the innocents on the front lawn of Montgomery Catholic with members from the Alabama Citizens for Life.

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