Does "church must proclaim the Gospel of life" mean "church must glorify the Gospel of life"?

One would need greater understanding of the Catholic mind, something I, as a former Catholic, can only barely discern. Jesus commanded his followers to proclaim the gospel (good news) of the kingdom at Matthew 24:14; but it seems obvious he was referring to his mention of the kingdom in Matthew 6:10 and Daniel's prophecy recorded at Daniel 2:44 ( a real government). This is the only reference I know of any message to be preached on the part of Christians.

Somewhere in the history of the Catholic Church, a concept was developed claiming that any attempt to block fertilization, other than the monthly timing of intercourse was a sin as serious as murder. I can find no scriptural basis for the teaching. Of course, the Catholic Church generally values tradition above scripture.

As a former Catholic, I announce
Ite, missa est.

I found this link to John Paul's encyclical:
http://w2.vatican.va/content/john-paul-ii/en/encyclicals/documents/hf_jp-ii_enc_25031995_evangelium-vitae.html

Not exactly. Proclaim does not mean glorify. it means "state".

You might say emphasise, preach, champion, promote.