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Friday, October 31, 2014
Take Action: High Priority Abortion Cases Need Your Voice
Spirit and Life: A Catholic Obligation to Vote November 4
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From 40 Days For Life: DAY 38: Unsung heroes
Dear Deacon John,
We are winning the battle for life at the local level. Abortion facilities continue to close at a record pace ... including 87 closures in 2013, which is the most since Roe v. Wade.
40 Days for Life has worked closely with pregnancy resource centers ... by partnering with them locally and speaking at their events, highlighting the need for their life-saving work.
These wonderful organizations are the unsung heroes of the pro-life movement as they offer free alternatives to abortion, including ultrasounds, pregnancy tests and materials for newborn babies.
Pregnancy help centers now outnumber abortion facilities in the United States 3 to 1. Praise God!
When 40 Days for Life campaigns work closely with pregnancy care centers, it saves lives. Here are just a few examples.
40 Days for Life has worked closely with pregnancy resource centers ... by partnering with them locally and speaking at their events, highlighting the need for their life-saving work.
These wonderful organizations are the unsung heroes of the pro-life movement as they offer free alternatives to abortion, including ultrasounds, pregnancy tests and materials for newborn babies.
Pregnancy help centers now outnumber abortion facilities in the United States 3 to 1. Praise God!
When 40 Days for Life campaigns work closely with pregnancy care centers, it saves lives. Here are just a few examples.
St. Louis, Missouri
One of the vigil
participants in St. Louis tells of a young woman whose unborn baby was
diagnosed with a heart defect. The doctor told her that might be an
indication of Down syndrome, so she was encouraged to have an abortion.
She didn’t want that, but she had no insurance and nowhere to turn.
But when she and a relative approached this volunteer outside Planned Parenthood, he directed them to the pregnancy care unit across the street. As they left later, he asked if they’d found the help they needed. They smiled and gave a big thumbs-up.
“Simply hearing this story moves my heart with gratitude,” said Brian, the 40 Days for Life leader in St. Louis. “What a blessing … to affirm the life of this woman and her child, even when others refused to.”
She didn’t want that, but she had no insurance and nowhere to turn.
But when she and a relative approached this volunteer outside Planned Parenthood, he directed them to the pregnancy care unit across the street. As they left later, he asked if they’d found the help they needed. They smiled and gave a big thumbs-up.
“Simply hearing this story moves my heart with gratitude,” said Brian, the 40 Days for Life leader in St. Louis. “What a blessing … to affirm the life of this woman and her child, even when others refused to.”
Fort Myers, Florida
An abortion-minded young woman arrived at the pregnancy help center that’s across the street from the Planned Parenthood facility … which is where the 40 Days for Life vigil is in progress.
She asked the help center’s staff, “What are those people doing on the sidewalk? Are they always there?”
“She was told that they are 40 Days for Life volunteers who are praying for her and her baby,” said Paula, the local coordinator in Fort Myers. “By the time she left the clinic, she had told the staff that she’d had a change of heart and decided to keep her baby!”
Paula said the vigil’s prayer location is far from Planned Parenthood’s front doors, and it’s often difficult to reach out to women on their way inside. “So it means volumes to our team to hear this good news.”
An abortion-minded young woman arrived at the pregnancy help center that’s across the street from the Planned Parenthood facility … which is where the 40 Days for Life vigil is in progress.
She asked the help center’s staff, “What are those people doing on the sidewalk? Are they always there?”
“She was told that they are 40 Days for Life volunteers who are praying for her and her baby,” said Paula, the local coordinator in Fort Myers. “By the time she left the clinic, she had told the staff that she’d had a change of heart and decided to keep her baby!”
Paula said the vigil’s prayer location is far from Planned Parenthood’s front doors, and it’s often difficult to reach out to women on their way inside. “So it means volumes to our team to hear this good news.”
Boise, Idaho
40 Days for Life participants in Boise have been praying for a 19-year-old who was 15 weeks pregnant. Karen, the local leader in Boise, says the teen and her mother went to Planned Parenthood to ask about an abortion.
However, they also went to the pregnancy help center next door to get a free ultrasound. “In spite of compassionate care and counseling,” Karen said, “the mother took her daughter back to Planned Parenthood, where they discovered the abortion could not be performed there this late into the pregnancy.”
Planned Parenthood referred her to another abortionist, who could only offer the girl and her mother a list of late-term facilities in other states.
“All this time,” Karen said, vigil participants “were praying and praying — and asking if we had heard anything.” The director of the pregnancy care center stated in touch with the girl and her mother. The girl said she had been taking prenatal vitamins, which the director saw as a positive sign.
The mother finally acknowledged that her daughter would not be having an abortion and was going to have the baby.
40 Days for Life participants in Boise have been praying for a 19-year-old who was 15 weeks pregnant. Karen, the local leader in Boise, says the teen and her mother went to Planned Parenthood to ask about an abortion.
However, they also went to the pregnancy help center next door to get a free ultrasound. “In spite of compassionate care and counseling,” Karen said, “the mother took her daughter back to Planned Parenthood, where they discovered the abortion could not be performed there this late into the pregnancy.”
Planned Parenthood referred her to another abortionist, who could only offer the girl and her mother a list of late-term facilities in other states.
“All this time,” Karen said, vigil participants “were praying and praying — and asking if we had heard anything.” The director of the pregnancy care center stated in touch with the girl and her mother. The girl said she had been taking prenatal vitamins, which the director saw as a positive sign.
The mother finally acknowledged that her daughter would not be having an abortion and was going to have the baby.
It took a lot of work – but obviously, it was worth it!
Here’s today’s devotional from Fr. Frank Pavone, National Director of Priests for Life.
Here’s today’s devotional from Fr. Frank Pavone, National Director of Priests for Life.
Day 38 intention
Pray that we become vessels of hope to all around us, especially to those who minister in the pro-life movement.
Pray that we become vessels of hope to all around us, especially to those who minister in the pro-life movement.
Scripture
On the first day of the week, very early in the morning, the women took the spices they had prepared and went to the tomb. They found the stone rolled away from the tomb, but when they entered, they did not find the body of the Lord Jesus. “Why do you look for the living among the dead? He is not here; he has risen!”
— Luke 24:1-5
Reflection
This meditation, based on a sermon I once heard, is adapted for pro-life concerns.
It's Friday. Jesus is on the cross. He has been killed by his enemies; he is off the scene. But that’s because it’s Friday. Sunday’s comin!
It’s Friday. Abortionists continue their work 3,300 times a day, tearing off the arms and legs of little babies and crushing their heads. But that’s because it’s Friday. Sunday’s comin!
This meditation, based on a sermon I once heard, is adapted for pro-life concerns.
It's Friday. Jesus is on the cross. He has been killed by his enemies; he is off the scene. But that’s because it’s Friday. Sunday’s comin!
It’s Friday. Abortionists continue their work 3,300 times a day, tearing off the arms and legs of little babies and crushing their heads. But that’s because it’s Friday. Sunday’s comin!
It’s Friday. Pro-abortion groups receive blood money from billionaires who are as deceived as they are. But that’s because it’s Friday. Sunday’s comin!
It’s Friday. Liars attempt to speak for all women and hide the pain of abortion, and ignore the evidence of how it harms women, and call abortion a blessing. But that’s because it’s Friday. Sunday’s comin!
It’s Friday. Liars attempt to speak for all women and hide the pain of abortion, and ignore the evidence of how it harms women, and call abortion a blessing. But that’s because it’s Friday. Sunday’s comin!
It’s Friday.
People of hardened hearts guard the clinics and usher desperate women
in to have their abortions, while keeping them from the pro-life people
who want to give them hope. But that’s because it’s Friday. Sunday’s comin!
Hope does not mean that we ignore or minimize the evils around us. It means, rather, that we see the whole picture, which is that evil is conquered because of what happened one Sunday morning. The power of sin and death has been broken by the Resurrection of Christ. We are called to proclaim, celebrate, and serve that victory, waiting in joyful hope for Christ's return and the full flowering of the Culture of Life! Indeed, Sunday’s comin’!
Hope does not mean that we ignore or minimize the evils around us. It means, rather, that we see the whole picture, which is that evil is conquered because of what happened one Sunday morning. The power of sin and death has been broken by the Resurrection of Christ. We are called to proclaim, celebrate, and serve that victory, waiting in joyful hope for Christ's return and the full flowering of the Culture of Life! Indeed, Sunday’s comin’!
Prayer
Lord, fill your people with new hope. Make us vessels of hope to all around us, especially to those who minister in the pro-life movement, that as we engage in the difficult work ahead, we may experience the peace and joy that come only from you and that nobody can take away from us. We ask this through Christ our Lord, Amen.
Lord, fill your people with new hope. Make us vessels of hope to all around us, especially to those who minister in the pro-life movement, that as we engage in the difficult work ahead, we may experience the peace and joy that come only from you and that nobody can take away from us. We ask this through Christ our Lord, Amen.
Printable devotional
To download today’s devotional as a printable PDF to share with friends:
http://40daysforlife.com/media/fall2014day38print.pdf
To download today’s devotional as a printable PDF to share with friends:
http://40daysforlife.com/media/fall2014day38print.pdf
For Life,
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SHAWN CARNEY
Campaign Director
40 Days for Life
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Thursday, October 30, 2014
North Dakota Supreme Court Upholds Abortion Restrictions - a Welcome Win, Despite "Splintered" Opinions
North Dakota Supreme Court Upholds Abortion Restrictions – a Welcome Win, Despite “Splintered” Opinions
Thomas More Society’s “friend of the court” brief opposed abortion plaintiffs’ claim that the state’s constitution negated its chemical
abortion
restrictions(October 30, 2014 – Bismarck, North Dakota) – Just two days ago, nearly on the eve of next Tuesday’s Election Day when North Dakota voters are due to vote on a proposed “human life” amendment to their state constitution (called “Measure 1”), North Dakota’s Supreme Court finally handed down its decision, rejecting a long-pending constitutional challenge, based on the state constitution rather than on federal abortion law, targeting a 2011 state law regulating so-called “chemical” abortions. In this case, MKB Management Corp. vs. Burdick, which was orally argued in Bismarck almost a year ago, in December, 2013, an abortion provider and others sued to bar enforcement of this state abortion regulation on the sole stated ground that the law violated North Dakota’s state constitution. Acting on behalf of North Dakota’s Catholic Conference, the Chicago-based Thomas More Society filed a friend-of-the-court brief last October, 2013, arguing that there was no state constitutional right to abortion, and therefore, that the plaintiffs’ entire lawsuit was devoid of any legal basis.
While the five Justices of the North Dakota Supreme Court issued a variety of opinions, the bottom line is that a majority of Justices reversed the lower court’s injunction ruling by which it had barred enforcement of the state law, which mandated that “chemical abortions” be administered and used only as approved (and limited) by the federal Food & Drug Administration (FDA).
The district court’s ruling against the law had been premised on its underlying recognition that a fundamental right to abortion existed under various provisions in the state constitution. Thus the court’s ruling, if upheld on appeal, threatened a wide range of abortion regulations that North Dakota had enacted, including legally mandated parental consent, informed consent, and waiting periods, as well as public funding restrictions, all of which could also be held unconstitutional in violation of the North Dakota Constitution. But now the North Dakota Supreme Court’s reversal of the lower court’s decision leaves intact not only the chemical abortion measure specifically targeted by the MKB Management lawsuit, but also all of North Dakota’s other abortion restrictions.
While the case’s outcome in the Supreme Court must be counted as a very welcome development, the confusing array of multiple opinions on the part of the five Justices leaves uncertainties to be resolved in later cases or on any further appeal in MKB itself. Thus two Justices wrote opinions stating (or strongly implying) that the North Dakota Constitution does not confer a right to abortion, but two other Justices said otherwise. The fifth Justice said it was unnecessary to rule on the state constitutional issue because the law at issue violated the federal constitution. Thus whether the state constitution does, or does not, confer a right to abortion remains to be resolved at a later date.
Moreover, the two Justices who said that the state constitution confers a right to abortion also said that the laws violated the federal constitution. Ordinarily, that would have created a decisive majority (3/5) on the question whether the state law violated the federal constitution. But North Dakota’s state constitution incorporates a peculiar provision, to the effect that no law may be held unconstitutional unless four of the five Justices concur. Thus lack of an extraordinary “super-majority” proved fatal to the pro-abortionists’ claim that the state law violated the federal constitution.
Finally, one of the two Justices who agreed that there is no right to abortion under the North Dakota Constitution expressed the view – as Thomas More Society contended in its amicus brief – that the plaintiffs never raised any distinct federal challenges but rather sued solely on grounds that the law was unconstitutional under the state constitution. Therefore, the Society argued, no Justice should even address, let alone opine on, any federal constitutional challenge. This issue would complicate, as indeed it should block, any effort by plaintiffs to press a further appeal, by petitioning for review before the U.S. Supreme Court as they would be asking our highest Court to pass on issues they never even bothered to raise when they first filed their lawsuit a few years ago.
Paul Linton, who was the principal author of the Society’s amicus curiae brief while serving as its special counsel, had argued that “nothing in the text, history or interpretation of the North Dakota Constitution requires such a radical inclusion of abortion.” The brief also urged: “The North Dakota Constitution ‘must be interpreted in light of the rights and liberties it was created to uphold, and not the philosophical viewpoints of the judiciary who hold the responsibility of interpretation.’ Nothing in the state constitution was intended to create or recognize a right to abortion.”
Linton, a constitutional scholar, is author of the widely acclaimed state-by-state analysis of state constitutions with respect to abortion rights claims, Abortion Under State Constitutions (2d ed. 2012, North Carolina Academic Press), underwritten by the Society.
Tom Brejcha, president and chief counsel of Thomas More Society, noted that the Society’s client, the Catholic Conference, was urging North Dakotans that their Supreme Court’s “split opinion [in the MKB case] demonstrates more than ever why North Dakotans must pass Measure 1 on November 4,”[1] as “[t]he people of North Dakota have a right to decide this question before the abortion lobby comes back into the state to try again to strike down laws that even the U.S. Supreme Court has said we can pass.”
The Society’s friend-of-the-court (amicus curiae) brief is available here.
The North Dakota Supreme Court’s decision is available here.
The Thomas More Society is a not-for-profit, national public interest law firm dedicated to restoring respect in law for life, family, and religious liberty. Based in Chicago, the Thomas More Society defends and fosters support for these causes by providing high quality pro bono legal services from local trial courts all the way to the United States Supreme Court. www.thomasmoresociety.org.
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Measure 1, the proposed state constitutional amendment, reads: “This
constitutional measure would create and enact a new section to Article I
of the North Dakota Constitution stating, ‘The inalienable right to
life of every human being at any stage of development must be recognized
and protected.’”
LifeNews Pro-Life News Report 10/30/14
LifeNews.com Pro-Life News Report
Thursday, October 30, 2014
| For pro-life news updated throughout the day, visit LifeNews.com. |
• Brittany Maynard Won’t Kill Herself November 1: “Doesn’t Seem Like the Right Time Now”
• Mitch McConnell: We’ll Kill Obamacare With 51 Votes if Republicans Win the Senate
• Pro-Abortion Author Says Abortion is Normal and “Part of Being a Mother”
• Woman With Same Brain Cancer as Brittany Maynard: Please Don’t Kill Yourself
More Pro-Life News• Learning His Baby Had Down Syndrome, He Refused Abortion: “I Have a Daughter to Protect”
• Three-Year-Old Sister of Aborted Baby: “Mom, Why Didn’t You Kill Me Too?”• Abortion Activists Vandalize Pro-Life Display With “Life Begins at Ejaculation” Message
• Planned Parenthood Uses Picture of Child to Urge Voters to Support Pro-Abortion Candidates
• Abortion Clinic Failed to Report Abuse of 13-Year-Old, Man Raped Her “Almost Every Day” for Years
• Assisted Suicide Activists Use Brittany Maynard to Silence Opponents
• Abortion Survivor’s Story of Joy and Purpose as an Adoptee
• Her Unborn Baby Girl Has Anencephaly, But She Will Not Have an Abortion
• North Carolina: Thom Tillis is the Only Pro-Life Senate Candidate, Hagan and Haugh Pro-Abortion
• Pro-Life Voters in Tennessee Need to Vote for Amendment 1 to Stop Abortions
• Scientific Review Urges Doctors to Inform Women of Abortion-Breast Cancer Link
• English Media Label Pro-Life Prayer Campaign “Too American” for Britain
• North Dakota Clinic Stops Selling Abortion Drug After Pro-Life Law Upheld
• Planned Parenthood Abortion Biz Closes Rapid City, South Dakota Clinic
Brittany Maynard Won’t Kill Herself November 1: “Doesn’t Seem Like the Right Time Now”
Brittany Maynard has officially decided to delay her decision to kill
herself under Oregon’s assisted suicide law on November 1. She says it
“doesn’t seem like the right time now” to end her life.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2014/
Mitch McConnell: We’ll Kill Obamacare With 51 Votes if Republicans Win the Senate
Obamacare.
It’s the largest expansion of government-run health care in the history
of the nation. It’s the largest expansion of funding for the abortion
industry since Roe . Wade. It’s a health care scheme that has rationed
health care by driving up costs for many Americans or causing them to
lose their health insurance entirely.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2014/
Brittany Maynard has officially decided to delay her decision to kill
herself under Oregon’s assisted suicide law on November 1. She says it
“doesn’t seem like the right time now” to end her life.Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2014/
Mitch McConnell: We’ll Kill Obamacare With 51 Votes if Republicans Win the Senate
Obamacare.
It’s the largest expansion of government-run health care in the history
of the nation. It’s the largest expansion of funding for the abortion
industry since Roe . Wade. It’s a health care scheme that has rationed
health care by driving up costs for many Americans or causing them to
lose their health insurance entirely.Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2014/
Pro-Abortion Author Says Abortion is Normal and “Part of Being a Mother”
Earlier this month, The Huffington Post published an excerpt of Katha
Pollitt’s new book, “Pro: Reclaiming Abortion Rights.” The excerpt is
titled “The Abortion Conversation We Need to Have” and starts with
Pollitt”s statement that abortion “is a common, even normal, event in
the reproductive lives of women.”
Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2014/
Woman With Same Brain Cancer as Brittany Maynard: Please Don’t Kill Yourself
Brittany
Maynard has officially decided to delay her decision to kill herself –
saying it “doesn’t seem like the right time now” to end her life. But
one woman in Connecticut who has the same type of cancer as Maynard has
an encouraging message for her — hoping she will ultimately decide not
to take her life, now or later.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2014/
Earlier this month, The Huffington Post published an excerpt of Katha
Pollitt’s new book, “Pro: Reclaiming Abortion Rights.” The excerpt is
titled “The Abortion Conversation We Need to Have” and starts with
Pollitt”s statement that abortion “is a common, even normal, event in
the reproductive lives of women.”Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2014/
Woman With Same Brain Cancer as Brittany Maynard: Please Don’t Kill Yourself
Brittany
Maynard has officially decided to delay her decision to kill herself –
saying it “doesn’t seem like the right time now” to end her life. But
one woman in Connecticut who has the same type of cancer as Maynard has
an encouraging message for her — hoping she will ultimately decide not
to take her life, now or later.Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2014/
Learning His Baby Had Down Syndrome, He Refused Abortion: “I Have a Daughter to Protect”
When Tom and Karen found out they were pregnant with their third child,
they were mainly worried about their financial situation and their
ability to get by with another mouth to fed. At the time, Karen was 39
and decided to have the Bart’s screening test, which can indicate if a
baby could have Down syndrome.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2014/
Three-Year-Old Sister of Aborted Baby: “Mom, Why Didn’t You Kill Me Too?”
This
is the testimony of Alex. She and her mom are now pro-life speakers.
Even at three, Alex knew she’d lost a brother or sister. Children pick
up on things adults say, even things about abortion.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2014/
When Tom and Karen found out they were pregnant with their third child,
they were mainly worried about their financial situation and their
ability to get by with another mouth to fed. At the time, Karen was 39
and decided to have the Bart’s screening test, which can indicate if a
baby could have Down syndrome.Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2014/
Three-Year-Old Sister of Aborted Baby: “Mom, Why Didn’t You Kill Me Too?”
This
is the testimony of Alex. She and her mom are now pro-life speakers.
Even at three, Alex knew she’d lost a brother or sister. Children pick
up on things adults say, even things about abortion.Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2014/
Abortion Activists Vandalize Pro-Life Display With “Life Begins at Ejaculation” Message
Vandals struck a pro-life chalking display at Oakland University in
Rochester, Michigan. Sayings such as “Life begins at ejaculation” and a
giant “NO” after the words “Just give me a chance Momma” were written on
the students’ pro-life chalkings.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2014/
Planned Parenthood Uses Picture of Child to Urge Voters to Support Pro-Abortion Candidates
For
a “women’s health” organization, Planned Parenthood doesn’t think too
highly of women. We can’t be trusted to take responsibility for our sex
lives, or even to get ourselves to the polls Nov. 4. The abortion giant
wants to know our plan for voting — and isn’t above using children to
make sure we go out to vote for the destruction of children.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2014/
Vandals struck a pro-life chalking display at Oakland University in
Rochester, Michigan. Sayings such as “Life begins at ejaculation” and a
giant “NO” after the words “Just give me a chance Momma” were written on
the students’ pro-life chalkings. Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2014/
Planned Parenthood Uses Picture of Child to Urge Voters to Support Pro-Abortion Candidates
For
a “women’s health” organization, Planned Parenthood doesn’t think too
highly of women. We can’t be trusted to take responsibility for our sex
lives, or even to get ourselves to the polls Nov. 4. The abortion giant
wants to know our plan for voting — and isn’t above using children to
make sure we go out to vote for the destruction of children.Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2014/
Abortion Clinic Failed to Report Abuse of 13-Year-Old, Man Raped Her “Almost Every Day” for Years
In 2010, John F. Szorady was sentenced to 74 years in prison for
repeatedly raping an Ohio girl, beginning when she was 13 in 2004
through February, 2009, when she went to police. http://www.lifenews.com/2014/
Assisted Suicide Activists Use Brittany Maynard to Silence Opponents
I find myself forced to yet again take keyboard in hand to point out
that those who claim the loudest to want a substantive discussion of
legalizing assisted suicide from the Brittany Maynard advocacy
offensive, actually use her tragedy to stifle debate. http://www.lifenews.com/2014/
Abortion Survivor’s Story of Joy and Purpose as an Adoptee
November is National Adoption Awareness Month, and that means adoption
advocates across the country are hard at work to promote the beautiful
gift of adoption. “Adoption is good, adoption is beautiful.” http://www.lifenews.com/2014/
Her Unborn Baby Girl Has Anencephaly, But She Will Not Have an Abortion Tragically, most children with anencephaly die shortly after birth. http://www.lifenews.com/2014/
 Looking for an inspiring and motivating speaker for your pro-life event? Don't have much to spend on a high-priced speaker costing several thousand dollars? Contact LifeNews at news@lifenews.com about having LifeNews Editor Steven Ertelt speak at your event. |
English Media Label Pro-Life Prayer Campaign “Too American” for Britain When Robert Colquhoun first brought 40 Days for Life to his home country of England in 2010, he had no idea what God had in store for him. http://www.lifenews.com/2014/
North Dakota Clinic Stops Selling Abortion Drug After Pro-Life Law Upheld On Tuesday the North Dakota Supreme Court upheld a 2011 law which regulates how chemical abortifacients—generically referred to as “RU486”—are administered to women. http://www.lifenews.com/2014/
Planned Parenthood Abortion Biz Closes Rapid City, South Dakota Clinic The Planned Parenthood abortion business operates the only abortion clinic in the state of South Dakota, located in Sioux Falls, but it also operates abortion referral clinics in other cities,. http://www.lifenews.com/2014/
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