is what Jesus said to the women.

A large crowd trailed behind, including many grief-stricken women. But Jesus turned and said to them, “Daughters of Jerusalem, don’t weep for me, but weep for yourselves and for your children. (Luke 23:27, 28 NLT)

Why did he say this?” Perhaps he sees they are vulnerable.

When a mother gives birth to her child she welcomes this small helpless one. She is forever changed. Her nature is to care, to comfort and nourish. She cannot be selfish. She will watch this baby grow into a tall young man or woman. How will she guide her young through life? She is the first to influence her baby. She has many years to train, pray, and lead by example.

Jesus knew it would not be easy forSenator Kelly Ayotte says she has accepted the resignation of her state director, after he was arrested Friday, charged with solicitation of prostitution.

Nashua police say David Wihby was one of 10 men arrested as part of a special sting operation last week at two city hotels. Police say the men thought they were responding to advertisements by women placed online.

Wihby was charged with a misdemeanor and was released on $2,000 personal recognizance.

He is scheduled to be arraigned May 11.

Ayotte issued a statement, saying she was "shocked and deeply saddened" by Wihby's arrest, calling him a friend for many years. She said Wihby could not continue in his role.

Wihby also serves as vice chairman of the Manchester School Committee, and was an alderman in the city for 18 years.

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