An abortionist dies and goes to . . . by Marian Casillas, Ed.D.

 

January 22, 2021: Day of Prayer for the Legal Protection of Unborn Children

After a long and catastrophic illness an abortionist dies and is greeted at the Pearly Gates by Saint Peter who holds open the book of the abortionist’s life, a thick volume filled with all that he did throughout his life.

The abortionist mistakenly thinks he is just hallucinating from all the pain medication he has been given and summarily dismisses the entire drama as merely a bad dream or even as a nightmare that will eventually end when the pain medication wears off and he awakens from this stupor he now finds himself having to endure.

The abortionist even has the unmitigated gall to inquire from Saint Peter: “Is this a dream or am I really dead?”

Saint Peter pulls no punches and doesn’t try to soften the blow: “You’re dead, just like all those babies you killed.” Saint Peter then informs the abortionist that he will spend eternity listening to all the stories of all the babies he aborted.

“What stories?” the abortionist arrogantly retorts, “They didn’t live to have any stories to tell.”

Saint Peter responds: “They will relate the stories of what their lives would have been if you had not killed them.”

And so a never ending stream of stories begins to be told by the abortionist’s victims and the abortionist’s horror begins to tragically unfold for all eternity. There will be no resting in peace; there will be no respite and no reprieve. The abortionist’s punishment has begun to unfurl before him. The abortionist cannot avert his eyes from seeing all the babies he aborted; he cannot avoid hearing all the stories of lives that never had a chance to live.

Baby 1: “I was supposed to be your first-born child. You took your girlfriend, my mother, to her abortion appointment and then you never saw her again.”

Baby 2: “I was supposed to be the one who would have found the antidote to a highly contagious virus, preventing a deadly world-wide pandemic.”

And so the stories begin and they will never end.

 

Marian Casillas, Ed.D.

 

 

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