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Empresarios católicos premian el proyecto CrisTouch de la joven emprendedora española María Massagué que responde al vacío existencial expresado por la cantante Rosalía. 

El centenario de la muerte del arquitecto, declarado venerable por el Papa Francisco en abril, comenzó el sábado 8 de noviembre en Riudoms

El Vaticano confirmó este lunes que la Guardia Suiza Pontificia ha abierto una investigación interna para esclarecer un presunto acto con connotaciones “antisemitas”

El Papa León XIV envió un mensaje a la comunidad católica de Uruguay al celebrarse los 200 años de devoción a la Virgen de los Treinta y Tres, patrona del país, en coincidencia con el Bicentenario de la Independencia. 

Nacido y criado en una familia católica, Gabriel Dionisi, de 22 años, viene impulsando un apostolado provida con calcomanías para autos que promueven elegir la vida y ofrecen ayuda a mujeres embarazadas en crisis.  

El Papa León XIV ha nombrado al sacerdote nigeriano Edward Daniang Daleng O.S.A. nuevo Vicerregente de la Prefectura de la Casa Pontificia.

El Papa León XIV posó recientemente con un regalo tan insólito como ingenioso: una señal de tráfico de España con la inscripción “León, 14 km”

El Cardenal Gerhard Müller ha llamado a superar la división ideológica en la Iglesia Católica en una entrevista grabada para el canal de YouTube “La Sacristía de la Vendée”. 

El Papa León XIV advirtió sobre el “potencial destructivo” de la tecnología y de la investigación médica “cuando se ponen al servicio de ideologías antihumanas”.

CNA Staff, Nov 10, 2025 / 06:00 am (CNA).

Born and raised Catholic, 22-year-old Gabriel Dionisi always knew that life begins at conception and that it’s wrong to kill an unborn child in the womb. But it wasn’t until he was a teenager that he became more interested in his faith and started to read more Catholic news, which led to him learning more about the abortion issue. Feeling called to do more for the unborn, he created a pro-life ministry using bumper stickers to help spread awareness. 

“I’d heard the word abortion before, I knew it was a sin, but I didn’t realize how widespread it was,” Dionisi told CNA in an interview. 

One day at Mass, he read a pamphlet explaining the different abortion procedures and was left “disturbed” after reading about how many unborn babies are dismembered in certain kinds of abortion procedures.

He said he was also surprised to hear how many women are pressured into abortion.

“I remember being struck by reading about how many women didn’t want to have abortions — felt pressured or coerced or it wasn’t their first choice — and that was also surprising to me because it made me think, ‘OK, we could actually do something about this,’” he said.

In 2018 Dionisi decided to create bumper stickers encouraging individuals to “choose life.” For women who might be in crisis pregnancies, the stickers include the URL to Option Line, a website run by Heartbeat International that offers a map of pregnancy resource centers around the country. The site also offers a 24/7 helpline with counselors who speak both English and Spanish.

Dionisi explained that he chose to create bumper stickers because they’re inexpensive to print and “there’s such a good return on investment because if you put a bumper sticker on your car and let’s say 20 people see it every day as you drive, you multiply that by 365, that’s over 7,000 a year.”

Since launching his pro-life ministry, Dionisi has shared over 10,000 bumper stickers with people in 45 out of the 50 states.

Speaking to the importance of defending the unborn, Dionisi said: “It’s foundational. If we want to see our country succeed and thrive, we need to respect that value of equal human dignity.”

He added: “The magnitude of the problem is that so many babies are being lost and not just that, but so many women who are being hurt, men who are being hurt, and it affects our whole society when people are just carrying that wound around with them.”

Dionisi said he hopes his bumper stickers are helping to spread awareness of the many resources available for pregnant women in need.

“I think it’s important to spread this awareness to everybody because you never know when someone in your own life might be going through a situation where they need help,” he said.

“The amazing thing about the pro-life movement is that there are so many opportunities for us, just as regular people, to literally save the lives of others. This is especially important as Catholics, because we know that every human being is made in the image of God and has an enormous potential to bring more love into the world.”

Dionisi’s free pro-life bumper stickers can be found here.