- Not defective, but dignified
- Senate intros 'Gosnell Resolution,' demands Congressional investigation
- The Coercive Freedom of Choice
- Baby born alive tossed into bag and thrown on abortion clinic roof
- Pope Francis warns of 'covert euthanasia' against elderly
Posted: 07 May 2013 12:25 PM PDT
A
pro-life association in Costa Rica has launched a campaign to raise
awareness about the plight of babies with anencephaly, who are often
used to justify calls for the legalization of abortion in Latin America.
|
Posted: 07 May 2013 12:20 PM PDT
Pro-life
Utah Republican U.S. Senator Mike Lee, along with 10 co-sponsors,
introduced an as yet unnumbered resolution calling for Congress to
“investigate and correct abusive, unsanitary, and illegal abortion
practices.”
|
Posted: 07 May 2013 06:05 AM PDT
We
are becoming a society in which “choice” and self-defined identities
trump once-common values and traditional beliefs. But contrary to the
rhetoric of its defenders, this shift is not a simple advance for
freedom. The privileging of “choice” above all else in fact requires
re-engineering the human person and society as a whole, and this will
inevitably involve a great deal of coercion.
|
Posted: 07 May 2013 05:37 AM PDT
Williams
had paid her $1,200 and was prepared for her abortion. She was given
two pills to dilate her cervix and instructed to wait for her
abortionist, Pierre Renelique, to arrive. The abortionist, however, was
running late. Williams sat for hours, in increasing pain. She ended up
delivering a living, breathing premature baby. As the newborn baby girl,
who had black hair and brown eyes and weighed approximately 1 to 2
pounds, lay on the floor kicking amid the ensuing commotion, one of the
owners of the clinic, Belkis Gonzalez, picked her up and threw her into a
red plastic biohazard bag, where she eventually died.
|
Posted: 07 May 2013 03:13 AM PDT
While
the fight to preserve life is often centered on abortion and capital
punishment, the future Pope Francis also warned against a more subtle
form of disregard for human dignity: what he called "covert euthanasia."
|