These types of stories never get old. Mother needs treatment that will kill her unborn child. Doctors warn mother to have an abortion first. Mother refuses and gives birth to healthy baby. And to top it all off, the mother …
“I might have risked my life for her, but she was worth it.” Read more »
I’ve been in a statistics mood this past week. Since I will be kind of swamped today, I just wanted to post a snippet of this article by Andrea Mrozek and Rebecca Walberg, our good friends from ProWomanProLife that can …
The University of Ottawa Students for Life hosted Andrea Mrozek last month to discuss why being pro-life is the very best position to take in defence of women’s rights. She argues that “access to abortion detracts from women’s well-being.” Go …
Amazing photos from the womb (via ProWomanProLife): When Lennart Nilsson’s pictures of developing embryos were published in Life magazine in 1965, they caused a sensation. Within days, the entire print run of eight million had sold out. More than 40 …
Andrea Mrozek from ProWomanProLife has a great post up that involves a brief reflection on Teresa Hartnett’s talk at the de Veber conference at UofT (both were speakers): Yesterday I heard a very wonderful woman speak at the de Veber …
With Bill C-384 set for debate in parliament in September, public debate on the legalization of euthanasia and assisted suicide has been heating up during the past few weeks. I’ve been meaning to weigh in with a post, but it’s …
Andrea Mrozek at ProWomanProLife offers a sharp response to the recent abortion saga in the NY Times (in short, a series of articles where a young pregnant women solicits advice and then decides to abort): Now I was raised by …
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ProWomanProLife alerts us to an interesting article in the post about efforts from new pro-life groups to change people’s hearts and minds about abortion, rather than seeking legislative change. Both here and in the United States, new groups are popping …
ProWomanProLife has a great post about women’s health and abortion, in response to an article by Barbara Kay in the National Post. It’s worth reading the whole thing, but Rebecca’s comments were especially great: Workers in abortion clinics… none of …
I’ve written about sex selective abortion in the past, but now Sweden has explicitly legalized the practice (via ProWomanProLife): The Local reported that a pregnant woman in South Sweden, who already has two girls, arrived at Mälaren Hospital and inquired …