“It’s important to me that I can continue my vital work in supporting women who’d like to avoid abortion if they only had some help,” she said. “In order to do so, it’s vital that I have clarity as to my legal status. Many of us need an answer as to whether it’s still lawful…Charges... Continue Reading →
Priest found guilty of blocking entrance to abortion clinic, faces prison time
“When Father Fidelis chained the gate shut on the Planned Parenthood abortion center he performed an act completely appropriate in response to the impending extermination of innocent human persons,” Miller told CNA. “A true, glorious nonviolent act of love and defense against the killing of the unborn,” Miller continued. “Father also sought to reach out... Continue Reading →
5 things to know about abortion drugs sent by mail
“[T]hose who are considering mailing abortion drugs should not have confidence that OLC gets it right, and they would be fools to rely on it,” he wrote at one point. “OLC’s advice to the postal service is only that — advice to the postal service.” Whelan, who once served at OLC, explained in another article for National... Continue Reading →
Video: The moment when Catholic woman praying silently is arrested by THREE police officers – Catholic Herald
This is the moment when three uniformed police officers arrest a Catholic woman for standing silently outside an abortion clinic.They are seen approaching Isabel Vaughan-Spruce close to the British Pregnancy Advisory Services Robert Clinic in Kings Norton, Birmingham, which in September was granted a “buffer” zone by the local authority to prevent people praying outside... Continue Reading →
Abortion And Church Teaching
It happens every day in our communities. Every day women make a very difficult decision about whether to keep their babies or not. However, instead of adoption many are choosing abortion. According to data from the Centers of Disease Control, every day approximately 1,788 pregnancies are ended by abortion (this is a conservative number as... Continue Reading →
Veritatis Splendor And Double Effect
Over the course of our lives we will be faced with many difficult decisions. These decisions may be life altering and may change us forever. In the encyclical Veritatis Splendor, Saint Pope John Paul II writes, “Acting is morally good when the choices of freedom are in conformity with man’s true good and thus express the voluntary ordering... Continue Reading →
Infanticide Is Here
My eyes have seen it, and I still can't believe it. I read multiple news reports and thought I was trapped in some sort of alternate universe. However, it did happen, and no, I was not in an alternate universe. On February 25, 2018 the United States Senate voted down a bill that would protect... Continue Reading →
A Matter of Intent: Abortion and Moral Theology
It happens every day in our communities. Every day women make a very difficult decision about whether to keep their babies or not. However, instead of adoption many are choosing abortion. According to data from the Centers of Disease Control, every day approximately 1,788 pregnancies are ended by abortion (www.cdc.gov). What is abortion? What is... Continue Reading →