Missouri Pro-Abortion Amendment 3 Updates & Resources

About the Missouri Pro-Abortion Amendment

Archbishop Mitchell Rozanski's Video on Amendment 3 

Statement of the Missouri Catholic Bishops on Amendment 3 (Constitutional Right to Abortion)

On June 24, 2022, with the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization Supreme Court decision, our state became the first in the nation to restore the legal protections that currently safeguard all Missourians from the harm of abortion.

On May 3, 2024, abortion supporters turned in signatures in an attempt to remove these safeguards and insert abortion into the Missouri Constitution. The signatures were verified on August 13 by the Secretary of State placing the deceptive and extreme abortion Amendment 3 on the November ballot.

Please join us in focusing on prayer, accompanying pregnant/parenting mothers and their children, helping those wounded by abortion to heal, educating on the harm of Amendment 3 and public engagement.

Archdiocesan Efforts to Defeat Amendment 3

The Archdiocese of St. Louis, committed to safeguarding preborn children and empowering Missouri women to choose life, is working to defeat this amendment. 

All Catholic clergy, pastors, religious, faithful, and other people of goodwill throughout the state are invited to join in these efforts. Resources from the Archdiocese, Missouri Catholic Conference, and U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops are linked below. 

Download the Prayer Card - Front, Back or One-Sided

Resources & Updates

Archdiocesan Plan of Prayerful and Practical Action Steps: 5 Things You Can Do Right Now to Safeguard Preborn Children & Empower Missouri Women

Step 1: Prayer

Step 2: Walk with Moms

Step 3: Help Those Wounded by Abortion 

Step 4: Educate Yourself and Others

Step 5: Promote Voter Engagement

  • MCC yard signs: the RLA has the Archdiocesan-approved MCC “Vote No on 3” yard signs available for individuals, families, parishes, schools, and religious organizations. We need your help getting them out into the community through November 5 while supplies last. They can be picked up at the Cardinal Rigali Center within normal hours. Email [email protected] for details.
  • Volunteer help: Now through November 4, volunteers are needed at the various area early voting places to hold the MCC Vote No on 3 signs and/or pass MCC educational flyers (within legal guidelines). You’re welcome to print your own resources here or email [email protected] for print copies (tell us how many copies you need and which resource). The same is needed on Election Day, November 5 at regular voting places. 

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