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Were there to be no support in the whole history of ethical and moral thought, were there no acknowledged confirmation from medical science, were the history of legal opinion to the contrary, we would still have to conclude on the basis of God's Holy Word that the unborn child is a person in the sight of God. He is protected by the sanctity of life graciously given to each individual by the Creator, Who alone places His image upon man and grants them any right to life which they have.
Monday, March 30, 2015
From 40 Days For Life: DAY 41: 402 babies spared - it worked!
Sunday, March 29, 2015
From 40 Days For Life: DAY 40: Only God
Dear Deacon John,
But since then, God has taken this campaign from Bryan/College Station, Texas to places no one could have imagined. It has seen blessing after blessing ... with lives saved from abortion, abortion centers closed ... and even the hardest hearts touched and transformed.
Only God could do this!
We wrap up this campaign with a look at three countries where 40 Days for Life is growing rapidly – Mexico, Romania and Croatia.
Mexico
Steve Karlen, the North American outreach director for 40 Days for Life, describes the Mexican campaigns in one word: “intense!”
“The local leaders
are keenly aware that abortion isn’t something Mexico City wants,” said
Steve, who is attending closing rallies. “It’s been imposed through
significant pressure from other countries.”
The response to 40
Days for Life has been amazing. At a Friday night event, Steve said “it
was raining, and there were still more people than we could count. People took a two-hour bus ride to come pray.”
This vigil is at
outside a Marie Stopes abortion facility in Coyoacan, which mysteriously
shut down about three weeks ago. The leaders hope the closure is
permanent … but their vigil continues.
The other vigils are just as strong. Tere, the leader in Iztapalapa, said there are often as many as 30 people praying, and the local bishop has asked every church to participate.
Romania
Dan and Julia are the campaign directors for a first-time campaign in Cluj-Napoca, one of the largest cities in the country.
“The leader of the pro-life movement in Romania is astonished they achieved such an amazing task
of doing a campaign in a textbook fashion and wants to know how they
did it,” said Robert Colquhoun, the international outreach coordinator
for 40 Days for Life.
Around 600 volunteers have participated so far in 40 Days for Life … and there are 10 different cities interested in hosting their own campaigns.
“There are many shy
Christians in Romania,” Robert said, “so 40 Days for Life is certainly
counter-cultural and counter-intuitive for them. Many people are amazed
that the Orthodox believers also came to pray and they have had a real
talent encouraging Christians to pray together, ecumenically.”
He said they’ve run an excellent campaign, “which sets a great precedent for the country ... and I expect many spiritual fruits and blessings as a result.”
Croatia
Ante Caljkusic, who brought the first 40 Days for Life vigil to Zagreb, has watched as the outreach has now spread to ten cities in his country in the past year … and it could expand to 16 or 17 for the next campaign. It may be spreading to adjacent countries as well.
The campaigns must
be touching consciences. There were protests reported in two cities,
Pula and Split. In Pula, volunteers continued their peaceful prayer as
women chanted insulting slogans. In Split, a few people showed up to
demonstrate … but they were surprised to find around 100 people in
prayer!
The 40 Days for Life project, Ante said, is “very simple and very effective. And that’s why we chose it.”
The next campaign runs from September 23 to November 1. Will your community be part of it? Please pray about it as this campaign draws to a close.
Here’s today’s devotional from Fr. Frank Pavone, national director of Priests for Life.
Day 40 intention
Let us keep our eyes fixed on the New Jerusalem, where death will be no more.
Let us keep our eyes fixed on the New Jerusalem, where death will be no more.
Scripture
He will wipe every tear from their eyes. There will be no more death or mourning or crying or pain, for the old order of things has passed away." He who was seated on the throne said, "I am making everything new!"
—Revelation 21:4-5
He will wipe every tear from their eyes. There will be no more death or mourning or crying or pain, for the old order of things has passed away." He who was seated on the throne said, "I am making everything new!"
—Revelation 21:4-5
Reflection
Every activity we undertake in defense of the sanctity of life is prophetic, inasmuch as it points to the day when "death will be no more."
Every victory we have when an act of abortion is prevented is prophetic of that day when death itself will be definitively conquered.
Every triumph of grace in this world, whereby someone is brought to see the value of life and given the strength to welcome it, is a breaking into our history of that definitive future in which the old order of things will have passed, and all things will be made new.
As pro-life warriors, we must keep our eyes fixed on heaven, and our hearts secure in the hope that the day is coming when all evil will be conquered. It is the future that shapes the present; it is victory that informs the battle; it is the destination that determines the journey.
Daily, we are called to reflect on heaven. When we weep, we are to think of the day when every tear will be wiped away.
When we face the destructive power of death, we are to think of the day when death is swallowed up in victory.
When we labor against abortion, we are to think of the day when we will have the rest and peace of the final triumph of life.
Heaven is as real as earth, and its joys will be as real as our present sorrows.
Every activity we undertake in defense of the sanctity of life is prophetic, inasmuch as it points to the day when "death will be no more."
Every victory we have when an act of abortion is prevented is prophetic of that day when death itself will be definitively conquered.
Every triumph of grace in this world, whereby someone is brought to see the value of life and given the strength to welcome it, is a breaking into our history of that definitive future in which the old order of things will have passed, and all things will be made new.
As pro-life warriors, we must keep our eyes fixed on heaven, and our hearts secure in the hope that the day is coming when all evil will be conquered. It is the future that shapes the present; it is victory that informs the battle; it is the destination that determines the journey.
Daily, we are called to reflect on heaven. When we weep, we are to think of the day when every tear will be wiped away.
When we face the destructive power of death, we are to think of the day when death is swallowed up in victory.
When we labor against abortion, we are to think of the day when we will have the rest and peace of the final triumph of life.
Heaven is as real as earth, and its joys will be as real as our present sorrows.
Prayer
Father, you are the God of hope. Your word fills us with the vision of the world to come, when every tear will be wiped away, and death will be no more. Father, how we need that hope, how we are strengthened by that vision!
Keep our hearts focused on heaven, and diligent in the labors of earth. As we struggle against the culture of death, root our souls in the assurance of victory. We pray through Christ our Lord, Amen.
Father, you are the God of hope. Your word fills us with the vision of the world to come, when every tear will be wiped away, and death will be no more. Father, how we need that hope, how we are strengthened by that vision!
Keep our hearts focused on heaven, and diligent in the labors of earth. As we struggle against the culture of death, root our souls in the assurance of victory. We pray through Christ our Lord, Amen.
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Saturday, March 28, 2015
Bishop James Conley: Contraception Robs True freedom
Bishop James Conley: Contraception Robs True freedom
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
Twenty years ago, Blessed Mother Teresa of Calcutta stood before the President of the United States, before senators and congressmen, before justices of the United States Supreme Court. She spoke about her work among the world’s poor. She spoke about justice and compassion. Most importantly, she spoke about love.
“Love,” she told them, “has to hurt. I must be willing to give whatever it takes not to harm other people and, in fact, to do good to them. This requires that I be willing to give until it hurts. Otherwise, there is no true love in me and I bring injustice, not peace, to those around me.” [1]
We live in a world short on love. Today, love is too often understood as romantic sentimentality rather than unbreakable commitment. But sentimentality is unsatisfying. Material things, and comfort, and pleasure bring only fleeting happiness. The truth is that we are all searching for real love, because we are all searching for meaning.
Most Reverend James D. Conley, STL
But today, in a world short on love, we’re left without peace, and without joy.
In my priesthood, I have stood in front of abortion clinics to offer help to women experiencing unwanted pregnancies; I have prayed with the neglected elderly; and I have buried young victims of violence. I have seen the isolation, the injustice, and the sadness that comes from a world short on love. Mother Teresa believed, as do I, that much of the world’s unhappiness and injustice begins with a disregard for the miracle of life created in the womb of mothers. Today, our culture rejects love when it rejects the gift of new life, through the use of contraception
Mother Teresa said that, “in destroying the power of giving life, through contraception, a husband or wife…destroys the gift of love.”
Husbands and wives are made to freely offer themselves as gifts to one another in friendship, and to share in the life-giving love of God.
He created marriage to be unifying and procreative. To join husband and wife inseparably in the mission of love, and to bring forth from that love something new.
Contraception robs the freedom for those possibilities.
God made us to love and to be loved. He made us to delight in the power of sexual love to bring forth new human beings, children of God, created with immortal souls. Our Church has always taught that rejecting the gift of children erodes the love between husband and wife: it distorts the unitive and procreative nature of marriage. The use of contraception gravely and seriously disrupts the sacrificial, holy, and loving meaning of marriage itself.
The Church continues to call Catholic couples to unity and procreativity. Marriage is a call to greatness—to loving as God loves—freely, creatively, and generously. God himself is a community of love—the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Christian marriage is an invitation to imitate, and to know, and to share in the joyful freedom of God’s love, an echo of the Holy Trinity.
___
In 1991, my predecessor, Bishop Glennon P. Flavin, wrote that “there can be no true happiness in your lives unless God is very much a part of your marriage covenant. To expect to find happiness in sin is to look for good in evil…. To keep God in your married life, to trust in his wisdom and love, and to obey his laws…will deepen your love for each other and will bring to you that inner peace of mind and heart which is the reward of a good conscience.” [2]
God is present in every marriage, and present during every marital embrace. He created sexuality so that males and females could mirror the Trinity: forming, in their sexual union, the life-long bonds of family. God chose to make spouses cooperators with him in creating new human lives, destined for eternity. Those who use contraception diminish their power to unite and they give up the opportunity to cooperate with God in the creation of life.
In 1995, Blessed John Paul II wrote that our culture suffers from a “hedonistic mentality unwilling to accept responsibility in matters of sexuality, and… a self-centered concept of freedom, which regards procreation as an obstacle to personal fulfillment. ” [3] Generous, life-giving spousal love is the antidote to hedonism and immaturity: parents gladly give up frivolous pursuits and selfishness for the intensely more meaningful work of loving and educating their children.
In the Diocese of Lincoln, I am grateful for the example of hundreds of families who have opened themselves freely and generously to children. Some have been given large families, and some have not. And of course, a few suffer the very difficult, hidden cross of infertility or low fertility. The mystery of God’s plan for our lives is incomprehensible. But the joy of these families, whether or not they bear many children, disproves the claims of the contraceptive mentality.
Dear brothers and sisters, Blessed John Paul II reminded us that, “man is called to a fullness of life which far exceeds the dimensions of his earthly existence, because it consists in sharing the very life of God.” [4] The sexual intimacy of marriage, the most intimate kind of human friendship, is a pathway to sharing in God’s own life. It is a pathway to the fullness of our own human life; it is a means of participating in the incredible love of God. Contraception impedes our share in God’s creative love. And thus it impedes our joy.
The joy of families living in accord with God’s plan animates and enriches our community with a spirit of vitality and enthusiasm. The example of your friends and neighbors demonstrates that while children require sacrifice, they are also the source of joy, meaning, and of peace. Who does not understand the great gift of a loving family?
Yes, being lovingly open to children requires sacrifice. But sacrifice is the harbinger of true joy. Dear brothers and sisters, I invite you to be open to joy.
___
Natural Family Planning does not destroy the power to give life: instead, it challenges couples to discern prayerfully when to engage in life-giving sexual acts. It is an integrated, organic and holistic approach to fertility care.
Those who confine sexual intimacy to the infertile times of the month are not engaging in contraceptive practices. They do not attempt to make a potentially fertile act infertile. They sacrificially abstain during the fertile time precisely because they respect fertility; they do not want to violate it; they do not want to treat the gift of fertility as a burden.
“Perfect love,” scripture teaches, “casts out fear.” [5]
Dear friends, I exhort you to openness in married life. I exhort you to trust in God’s abundant providence.
___
Tragically, a majority of people in our culture and even in our Church, have used contraception. Much of the responsibility for that lies in the fact that too few have ever been exposed to clear and consistent teaching on the subject. But the natural consequences of our culture’s contraceptive mentality are clear. Mother Teresa reflected that “once living love is destroyed by contraception, abortion follows very easily.” [7] She was right. Cultural attitudes that reject the gift of life lead very easily to social acceptance for abortion, for no-fault divorce, and for fatherless families. For fifty years, America has accepted the use of contraception, and the consequences have been dire.
Dear brothers and sisters, I encourage you to read the encyclical by Pope Paul VI, Humanae Vitae with your spouse, or in your parish. Consider also Married Love and the Gift of Life, written by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops.
Dear brother priests, I encourage you to preach about the dangers of contraception, and to visit with families in your parish about this issue.
Dear brothers and sisters, if you have used or prescribed contraception, the merciful love of God awaits. Healing is possible—in the sacrament of penance. If you have used or supported contraception, I pray that you will stop, and that you will avail yourself of God’s tender mercy by making a good heartfelt confession.
___
Today, openness to children is rarely celebrated, rarely understood, and rarely supported. To many, the Church’s teachings on life seem oppressive or old-fashioned. Many believe that the Church asks too great a sacrifice.
But sacrifice is the language of love. And in sacrifice, we speak the language of God himself. I am calling you, dear brothers and sisters, to encounter Christ in your love for one another. I am calling you to rich and abundant family life. I am calling you to rejoice in the love, and the sacrifice, for which you were made. I am calling your family to share in the creative, active love of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
I pray that in true sacrifice, each of you will know perfect joy.
Through the intercession of Our Lady of the Annunciation, the Holy Family, and in the love of Jesus Christ,
+James D. Conley
Bishop of Lincoln
from Courageous Priest
“I Exhort you to Reject the Use of Contraception in Your Marriage.”
Bishop James D. Conley, STL: A letter to the Catholic FamiliesDear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
Twenty years ago, Blessed Mother Teresa of Calcutta stood before the President of the United States, before senators and congressmen, before justices of the United States Supreme Court. She spoke about her work among the world’s poor. She spoke about justice and compassion. Most importantly, she spoke about love.
“Love,” she told them, “has to hurt. I must be willing to give whatever it takes not to harm other people and, in fact, to do good to them. This requires that I be willing to give until it hurts. Otherwise, there is no true love in me and I bring injustice, not peace, to those around me.” [1]
Sacrifice is the language of love.
Love is spoken in the sacrifice of Jesus Christ, who poured out his life for us on the cross. Love is spoken in the sacrifice of the Christian life, sharing in Christ’s life, death, and resurrection. And love is spoken in the sacrifice of parents, and pastors, and friends.We live in a world short on love. Today, love is too often understood as romantic sentimentality rather than unbreakable commitment. But sentimentality is unsatisfying. Material things, and comfort, and pleasure bring only fleeting happiness. The truth is that we are all searching for real love, because we are all searching for meaning.
What is Real Love?
Love—real love—is about sacrifice, and redemption, and hope. Real love is at the heart of a rich, full life. We are made for real love. And all that we do—in our lives, our careers, and our families, especially—should be rooted in our capacity for real, difficult, unfailing love.In my priesthood, I have stood in front of abortion clinics to offer help to women experiencing unwanted pregnancies; I have prayed with the neglected elderly; and I have buried young victims of violence. I have seen the isolation, the injustice, and the sadness that comes from a world short on love. Mother Teresa believed, as do I, that much of the world’s unhappiness and injustice begins with a disregard for the miracle of life created in the womb of mothers. Today, our culture rejects love when it rejects the gift of new life, through the use of contraception
Mother Teresa said that, “in destroying the power of giving life, through contraception, a husband or wife…destroys the gift of love.”
Husbands and wives are made to freely offer themselves as gifts to one another in friendship, and to share in the life-giving love of God.
He created marriage to be unifying and procreative. To join husband and wife inseparably in the mission of love, and to bring forth from that love something new.
Contraception robs the freedom for those possibilities.
God made us to love and to be loved. He made us to delight in the power of sexual love to bring forth new human beings, children of God, created with immortal souls. Our Church has always taught that rejecting the gift of children erodes the love between husband and wife: it distorts the unitive and procreative nature of marriage. The use of contraception gravely and seriously disrupts the sacrificial, holy, and loving meaning of marriage itself.
The Church continues to call Catholic couples to unity and procreativity. Marriage is a call to greatness—to loving as God loves—freely, creatively, and generously. God himself is a community of love—the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Christian marriage is an invitation to imitate, and to know, and to share in the joyful freedom of God’s love, an echo of the Holy Trinity.
___
In 1991, my predecessor, Bishop Glennon P. Flavin, wrote that “there can be no true happiness in your lives unless God is very much a part of your marriage covenant. To expect to find happiness in sin is to look for good in evil…. To keep God in your married life, to trust in his wisdom and love, and to obey his laws…will deepen your love for each other and will bring to you that inner peace of mind and heart which is the reward of a good conscience.” [2]
God is present in every marriage, and present during every marital embrace. He created sexuality so that males and females could mirror the Trinity: forming, in their sexual union, the life-long bonds of family. God chose to make spouses cooperators with him in creating new human lives, destined for eternity. Those who use contraception diminish their power to unite and they give up the opportunity to cooperate with God in the creation of life.
I Exhort you to Reject the Use of Contraception in Your Marriage.
As Bishop of Lincoln, I repeat the words of Bishop Flavin. Dear married men and women: I exhort you to reject the use of contraception in your marriage. I challenge you to be open to God’s loving plan for your life. I invite you to share in the gift of God’s life-giving love. I fervently believe that in God’s plan, you will rediscover real love for your spouse, your children, for God, and for the Church. I know that in this openness to life, you will find the rich adventure for which you were made.Children are not a Burden
Our culture often teaches us that children are more a burden than a gift—that families impede our freedom and diminish our finances. We live in a world where large families are the objects of spectacle and derision, instead of the ordinary consequence of a loving marriage entrusted to God’s providence. But children should not be feared as a threat or a burden, but rather seen as a sign of hope for the future.In 1995, Blessed John Paul II wrote that our culture suffers from a “hedonistic mentality unwilling to accept responsibility in matters of sexuality, and… a self-centered concept of freedom, which regards procreation as an obstacle to personal fulfillment. ” [3] Generous, life-giving spousal love is the antidote to hedonism and immaturity: parents gladly give up frivolous pursuits and selfishness for the intensely more meaningful work of loving and educating their children.
In the Diocese of Lincoln, I am grateful for the example of hundreds of families who have opened themselves freely and generously to children. Some have been given large families, and some have not. And of course, a few suffer the very difficult, hidden cross of infertility or low fertility. The mystery of God’s plan for our lives is incomprehensible. But the joy of these families, whether or not they bear many children, disproves the claims of the contraceptive mentality.
Dear brothers and sisters, Blessed John Paul II reminded us that, “man is called to a fullness of life which far exceeds the dimensions of his earthly existence, because it consists in sharing the very life of God.” [4] The sexual intimacy of marriage, the most intimate kind of human friendship, is a pathway to sharing in God’s own life. It is a pathway to the fullness of our own human life; it is a means of participating in the incredible love of God. Contraception impedes our share in God’s creative love. And thus it impedes our joy.
The joy of families living in accord with God’s plan animates and enriches our community with a spirit of vitality and enthusiasm. The example of your friends and neighbors demonstrates that while children require sacrifice, they are also the source of joy, meaning, and of peace. Who does not understand the great gift of a loving family?
Yes, being lovingly open to children requires sacrifice. But sacrifice is the harbinger of true joy. Dear brothers and sisters, I invite you to be open to joy.
___
What are the Valid Reasons to Delay Children?
Of course, there are some true and legitimate reasons why, at certain times, families may discern being called to the sacrifice of delaying children. For families with serious mental, physical, or emotional health problems, or who are experiencing dire financial troubles, bearing children might best be delayed. The Catechism of the Catholic Church teaches that couples must have “just” reasons to delay childbearing. For couples facing difficulties of various kinds, the Church recommends Natural Family Planning: a method for making choices about engaging in fruitful sexual relations.Natural Family Planning does not destroy the power to give life: instead, it challenges couples to discern prayerfully when to engage in life-giving sexual acts. It is an integrated, organic and holistic approach to fertility care.
The Gift of Natural Family Planning
Natural Family Planning is a reliable and trustworthy way to regulate fertility, is easy to learn, and can be a source of unity for couples. To be sure, using NFP requires sacrifice and patience, but sacrifice and patience are not obstacles to love, they are a part of love itself. Used correctly, NFP forms gentle, generous husbands, and selfless, patient wives. It can become a school of virtuous and holy love.Those who confine sexual intimacy to the infertile times of the month are not engaging in contraceptive practices. They do not attempt to make a potentially fertile act infertile. They sacrificially abstain during the fertile time precisely because they respect fertility; they do not want to violate it; they do not want to treat the gift of fertility as a burden.
The Dangers of Using Natural Family Planning as a Contraceptive
In some relatively rare instances, Natural Family Planning is used by couples with a contraceptive mentality. Too often couples can choose to abstain from fertility by default, or out of fear of the consequences of new life. I encourage all couples who use Natural Family Planning to be very open with each other concerning the reasons they think it right to limit their family size, to take their thoughts to God, and to pray for his guidance. Do we let fear, anxiety, or worry determine the size of our families? Do we entrust ourselves to the Lord, whose generosity provides for all of our needs?“Perfect love,” scripture teaches, “casts out fear.” [5]
Dear friends, I exhort you to openness in married life. I exhort you to trust in God’s abundant providence.
___
Tragically, a majority of people in our culture and even in our Church, have used contraception. Much of the responsibility for that lies in the fact that too few have ever been exposed to clear and consistent teaching on the subject. But the natural consequences of our culture’s contraceptive mentality are clear. Mother Teresa reflected that “once living love is destroyed by contraception, abortion follows very easily.” [7] She was right. Cultural attitudes that reject the gift of life lead very easily to social acceptance for abortion, for no-fault divorce, and for fatherless families. For fifty years, America has accepted the use of contraception, and the consequences have been dire.
Dear brothers and sisters, I encourage you to read the encyclical by Pope Paul VI, Humanae Vitae with your spouse, or in your parish. Consider also Married Love and the Gift of Life, written by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops.
Dear brother priests, I encourage you to preach about the dangers of contraception, and to visit with families in your parish about this issue.
Dear brothers and sisters, if you have used or prescribed contraception, the merciful love of God awaits. Healing is possible—in the sacrament of penance. If you have used or supported contraception, I pray that you will stop, and that you will avail yourself of God’s tender mercy by making a good heartfelt confession.
___
Today, openness to children is rarely celebrated, rarely understood, and rarely supported. To many, the Church’s teachings on life seem oppressive or old-fashioned. Many believe that the Church asks too great a sacrifice.
But sacrifice is the language of love. And in sacrifice, we speak the language of God himself. I am calling you, dear brothers and sisters, to encounter Christ in your love for one another. I am calling you to rich and abundant family life. I am calling you to rejoice in the love, and the sacrifice, for which you were made. I am calling your family to share in the creative, active love of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
I pray that in true sacrifice, each of you will know perfect joy.
Through the intercession of Our Lady of the Annunciation, the Holy Family, and in the love of Jesus Christ,
+James D. Conley
Bishop of Lincoln
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Friday, March 27, 2015
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Friday, March 27, 2015
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• Woman Who Cut 7-Month-Old Baby Out of Mothers Womb Wont Face Murder Charge
• Prosecutor Who Wont Charge Woman for Killing Unborn Baby Had Planned Parenthood Backing
• Pro-Abortion Senate Democrat Leader Harry Reid Retiring, Flip-Flopped on Abortion
• 14-Week-Old Unborn Baby Starts Clapping in the Womb as Parents Sing a Nursery Rhyme
More Pro-Life News• Blind, Autistic Boy Leaves Viewers in Tears as He Sings Open the Eyes of My Heart Lord
• Abortion Clinic in Kansas Botches Abortion, Tries to Hide Victim With No Lights or Sirens• Legislator Defends Her Abortion After Being Raped: I Dare You to Judge Me
• Watch How This Couple Saved Two Babies From Death Before They Were Even Born
• Population Control: UN Agency Lobbies African and Asian Nations to Have Fewer Children
• Watch This Man With Down Syndrome Give His Girlfriend a Beautiful Surprise Marriage Proposal
• Chloes Mom Was Pressured to Abort Her Because She is Severely Disabled, But She Said No
• Nurse Recalls Infanticides: Doctor Would Signal if Baby Should Live or Die
• U.S. May Follow Britains Lead in Allowing Three-Parent Human Embryos, Speak Up Now
• Michigan Planned Parenthood Unveils Newly-Renovated $2 Million Abortion Center
• Arkansas Legislature Passes Bill to Cut Off Funding to Planned Parenthood Abortion Biz
• Prosecutor Who Wont Charge Woman for Killing Unborn Baby Had Planned Parenthood Backing
Woman Who Cut 7-Month-Old Baby Out of Mothers Womb Wont Face Murder Charge
After
an examination of the 7-month-old unborn baby who was cut out of a
Colorado womans womb this week, county officials say they will not
charge the woman who cut the baby out of her mothers womb with murder
for killing the baby.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/ 03/27/woman-who-cut-7-month- old-baby-out-of-mothers-womb- wont-face-murder-charge/
Prosecutor Who Wont Charge Woman for Killing Unborn Baby Had Planned Parenthood Backing
As
LifeNews has reported, the Colorado woman who cut out a 7-month-old
unborn baby from a mothers abdomen, resulting in the death of the
infant, will not be charged with murder.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/ 03/27/prosecutor-who-wont- charge-woman-for-killing- unborn-baby-had-planned- parenthood-backing/
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http://www.lifenews.com/2015/
Prosecutor Who Wont Charge Woman for Killing Unborn Baby Had Planned Parenthood Backing
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Pro-Abortion Senate Democrat Leader Harry Reid Retiring, Flip-Flopped on Abortion
Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid, an ardent abortion advocate,
announced today that he is retiring from the Senate and will not seek
re-election in 2016. His retirement paves the way for pro-life advocates
to elect a pro-life replacement in Nevada, where his seat would be a
competitive race.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/ 03/27/pro-abortion-senator- democrat-leader-harry-reid- retiring-flip-flopped-on- abortion/
14-Week-Old Unborn Baby Starts Clapping in the Womb as Parents Sing a Nursery Rhyme
On
March 26th, Jen Cardinal posted a YouTube video of her 14-week-old
unborn baby clapping and it has already received over 100,000 views.
Cardinal told the Daily Mail that she began singing If Youre Happy And
You Know It Clap Your Hands after she saw her baby clapping for the
first time.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/ 03/27/14-week-old-unborn-baby- starts-clapping-in-the-womb- as-parents-sing-a-nursery- rhyme/
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14-Week-Old Unborn Baby Starts Clapping in the Womb as Parents Sing a Nursery Rhyme
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Blind, Autistic Boy Leaves Viewers in Tears as He Sings Open the Eyes of My Heart Lord
In
May 2001, Christopher Duffley was born at 26 weeks, weighing only one
pound and 12 ounces with cocaine in his system. He was blind, autistic,
and suffered from a host of other medical ailments.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/ 03/27/blind-autistic-boy- leaves-viewers-in-tears-as-he- sings-open-the-eyes-of-my- heart-lord/
Abortion Clinic in Kansas Botches Abortion, Tries to Hide Victim With No Lights or Sirens
An
ambulance was called to South Wind Womens Center abortion facility in
Wichita, Kansas, for a woman experiencing a medical emergency on March
26, 2015.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/ 03/27/abortion-clinic-in- kansas-botches-abortion-tries- to-hide-victim-with-no-lights- or-sirens/
Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/
Abortion Clinic in Kansas Botches Abortion, Tries to Hide Victim With No Lights or Sirens
Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/
Legislator Defends Her Abortion After Being Raped: I Dare You to Judge Me
The
NAACP is continuing its battle to silence a black pro-life writer who
parodied its pro-abortion stance by referring to the NAACP as the
National Association for the Abortion of Colored People.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/ 03/27/legislator-defends-her- abortion-after-being-raped-i- dare-you-to-judge-me/
Watch How This Couple Saved Two Babies From Death Before They Were Even Born
The
inherent commoditization of human beings is the glaring moral conundrum
of in vitro fertilization. In the IVF process, a large number of eggs
are typically siphoned from a woman in hopes of two things: that more
perfect babies can be chosen from among the number of embryos created,
and that there will be backup embryos if and when others are
miscarried.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/ 03/27/watch-how-this-couple- saved-two-babies-from-death- before-they-were-even-born/
Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/
Watch How This Couple Saved Two Babies From Death Before They Were Even Born
Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/
Population Control: UN Agency Lobbies African and Asian Nations to Have Fewer Children http://www.lifenews.com/2015/ 03/27/population-control-un- agency-lobbies-african-and- asian-nations-to-have-fewer- children/
Watch This Man With Down Syndrome Give His Girlfriend a Beautiful Surprise Marriage Proposal http://www.lifenews.com/2015/ 03/27/watch-this-man-with- down-syndrome-give-his- girlfriend-a-beautiful- surprise-marriage-proposal/
Chloes Mom Was Pressured to Abort Her Because She is Severely Disabled, But She Said No http://www.lifenews.com/2015/ 03/27/chloes-momwas-pressured- to-abort-her-because-she-is- severely-disabled-but-she- said-no/
Nurse Recalls Infanticides: Doctor Would Signal if Baby Should Live or Die http://www.lifenews.com/2015/ 03/27/nurse-recalls- infanticides-doctor-would- signal-if-baby-should-live-or- die/
U.S. May Follow Britains Lead in Allowing Three-Parent Human Embryos, Speak Up Now http://www.lifenews.com/2015/ 03/27/u-s-may-follow-britains- lead-in-allowing-three-parent- human-embryos-speak-up-now/
Michigan Planned Parenthood Unveils Newly-Renovated $2 Million Abortion Center http://www.lifenews.com/2015/ 03/27/michigan-planned- parenthood-unveils-newly- renovated-2-million-abortion- center/
Arkansas Legislature Passes Bill to Cut Off Funding to Planned Parenthood Abortion Biz http://www.lifenews.com/2015/ 03/27/arkansas-legislature- passes-bill-to-cut-off- funding-to-planned-parenthood- abortion-biz/
Doctors Failed to Report Half of All Euthanasia Deaths in Belgium http://www.lifenews.com/2015/ 03/27/doctors-failed-to- report-half-of-all-euthanasia- deaths-in-belgium/
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