Pro-Life protesters threatened on Friday to shut down Barack Obama’s Commencement speech at Notre Dame on Sunday.
Griff Jenkins reported for FOX News.
Alan Keyes won’t be joining them. He will be locked up all weekend for praying on campus. 80 year-old Fr. Norm Weslin was arrested along with Keyes by University of Notre Dame police. He was singing a hymn in honor of the mother of Jesus Christ —“Immaculate Mary” when he was arrested.
Norma McCorvey, the Roe from “Roe versus Wade”, will join the Notre Dame protesters today on campus.
The South Bend Tribune reported:
Norma McCorvey, a primary figure in the controversial court case Roe v. Wade, threw her support Friday behind those protesting President Barack Obama’s invitation to speak at Notre Dame.
In what was advertised as a speech but quickly turned into a Q&A between McCorvey and anti-abortion activist Randall Terry, the former pro-choice advocate, a woman of few words, wasted not a one, delivering caustic one-liners to a crowd of several dozen pro-life activists gathered at the State Theatre in downtown South Bend.
Asked her opinion of The Most Rev. John D’Arcy, bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend, she said he needed to “get up off his behind and do something” to prevent Obama from speaking at Sunday’s commencement.
