Unless it is certain the a pharmacy is NOT providing abortifacients/contraceptives, let's be certain that bulletins are not carrying ads for them

In the 90 years since Casti Connubii, have we witnessed what Pope Pius XI would have called a "guilty silence" by innumerable pastors about the sinfulness of contraceptives?  Making that all the worse is that some so-called contraceptives can act in an abortifacient manner.  And when you count pre born babies killed by such abortifacients, the U.S. death toll soars from 60 to 308 million since 1973 (cf., Pharmacists for Life International).Unless it is certain the a pharmacy is NOT providing abortifacients/contraceptives, let's be certain that bulletins are not carrying ads for them:

• St. Agnes, Sellersville


• St. Andrew, Newtown


• Assumption BVM, Feasterville


• St. Bede the Venerable, Holland


• St. Charles Borromeo, Bensalem


• St. Christopher, Philadelphia


• St. Cyril of Jerusalem, Jamison


• St. Ephrem, Bensalem


• St. Frances Cabrini, Fairless Hills


• Holy Trinity, Morrisville


• St. Ignatius of Antioch, Yardley


• St. Isidore, Quakertown


• St. John Bosco, Hatboro


• St. John the Baptist, Ottsville


• St. John the Evangelist, Morrisville


• St. Joseph, Warrington


• St. Jude, Chalfont


• St. Lawrence, Riegelsville


• St. Mark, Bristol


• St. Martin of Tours, New Hope


• St. Michael the Archangel, Levittown


• Nativity of Our Lord, Warminster


• Our Lady of Good Counsel, Southampton


• Our Lady of Grace, Penndel


• Our Lady of Guadalupe, Buckingham


• Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Doylestown


• Our Lady of the Sacred Heart, Hilltown


• St. Philip Neri, Pennsburg


• Queen of the Universe, Levittown


• St. Robert Bellarmine, Warrington


• St. Thomas Aquinas, Croydon


• St. Vincent de Paul, Richboro