Another good way to learn about life issues is to ask questions. The same people who can suggest books can answer questions, too. So can members of pro-life groups, youth ministers and school counselors. You don't need to be nervous about asking questions, but if you are, remember that it's better to be nervous about learning than about ignorance . Prayer is first in order of importance, but learning supports and strengthens the sincerity and earnestness of your prayer.
Prayer requires real commitment.
You need time and mental space, as well as trust and belief in God. So many times during the day, it would be possible to say a short prayer for the unborn. Decide on one you can repeat when you get up, while you wait for a bus, before class, before or after homework or pausing a few minutes before watching television, logging on to the Internet or before falling asleep. A special prayer based on respect for life is spiritual adoption. All it takes is to say a prayer regularly, perhaps every day for a week or even as little as once a week, in which you ask for the protection of an unborn baby who is in danger of being aborted.