Convert Cuomo
On January 22, 2019, Governor Andrew Cuomo signed the most radical abortion bill in the nation, allowing abortion through the entire pregnancy.
Join a growing movement to pray for the conversion of
pro-abortion New York Governor, Andrew Cuomo
Founded by Jack, age 9, ConvertCuomo.com serves as a landing page to offer prayers for the Governor of the State of New York, so that he may have a conversion of heart and protect all life - especially the most vulnerable in the womb.
Pray for Gov. Cuomo
Please provide your Prayer-Pledge for Governor Andrew Cuomo’s conversion.
You will receive a confirmation e-mail immediately after submitting your prayers.
9-Month Anniversary Masses
In reparation for the Reproductive Health Act, we are asking that parishes offer Holy Mass on Sunday, September 22, 2019 for this bill to be repealed and for a conversion of pro-abortion politicians.
Please email us if your parish plans to join us in prayer.
To date, Masses being offered on September 22nd:
Hyde Park, NY
Germantown, NY
Highland Heights, OH
Bellevue, PA
Kingston, NY
Baden, MD
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Will my information be shared with anyone?
Will my information be shared with anyone?
No, when you submit a prayer-pledge to ConvertCuomo.com it will only be added to a growing list of prayers. The prayers along with your first name may be shared, but your full name and personal information will not be shared with anyone without your consent.
Why should we pray for Governor Cuomo?
Why should we pray for Governor Cuomo?
Governor Cuomo has made a grave moral mistake by signing a law that allows the abortion of babies up to the minutes before birth. We must pray for his public conversion for the sake of the unborn and for the salvation of his own soul.
Shouldn’t Governor Cuomo be excommunicated?
Shouldn’t Governor Cuomo be excommunicated?
Excommunication can only be imposed by a proper authority or incurred automatically. However, this is not something for the laity to decide.