NRTL just posted this - note Mrs. Clinton's comment at the end, clarifying the "reproductive healthcare" euphemism.
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National Prolife groups
- Advocates of life
- Children First Foundation
- Wesley J. Smith; on bioethics
- Lumina: Help and Healing after Abortion
- Feminists for Life of America
- The Coalition on Abortion / Breast Cancer
- The March for Life
- Do No Harm (stem cell research)
- Silent No More
- Not Dead Yet (anti-Euthanasia)
- Pro-Life Action League
- Priests for Life
- American Life League
- Life Issues Institute
- National Right to Life
Recent Posts
- "Two pro-life sisters are seeking a bishop to approve their religious order"
- Friday: Holy Hour for all imprisoned for Prolife - it's anniversary of Fr. Fidelis ordination - May 19th
- Pope Francis speaks out (again) against gender ideology & abortion - while in Hungary
- Elon Musk on abortion causing societal collapse
- Rep. Jim Jordan on FBI local Virginia office looking to use undercover agent(s) to spy on prolife Catholics
- Photos and video - Saturday's Walk for Life in NYC.
- Cardinal Dolan: "If You Want ‘Inclusion,’ I’ve Got a List"
- Presentation: "Authentic Manhood and the Pro-Life Movement"
- Results of the Michigan trial of six Red Rose Rescue participants
- KC Chiefs field goal kicker's "pro-life example is a lesson in Christian courage"
Abortion is not a basic health care need and shouldn't be treated as such. It is the only procedure that poses moral problems, even to those who regretfully agree to it, and to which a significant proportion of the population opposes.
Posted by: Phyllis Ruppert | August 21, 2009 at 05:02 PM