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Abortion

“Lost by Something”: Hemingway and Abortion

Abortion, Abortion: Nth Ireland, Government / Abortion, Legal

Archbishop Martin: Exclusion zones at abortion centres further silence innocent unborn

“What next? How long before it is deemed unlawful to openly express the reasonable opinion that there are two lives in every pregnancy worth protecting – the life of a mother and the life of her unborn child?" the Archbishop asked

Abortion, Abortion: Ireland

HSE: Some aborted babies remains come under “waste disposal policies”

The HSE has said that  in some instances where a decision has not been made by the woman in regard to the disposal of the remains of an aborted baby, the body will be dealt with “in line with hospital healthcare risk waste disposal policies”. 

Abortion, Abortion activists / politicians, Doctors / Medics

New figures confirm that 3-day-wait reduces abortion: Life Institute says scrapping it would betray voters

New data released to Carol Nolan TD shows, yet again, that more than a thousand women changed their mind during the 3-day period of reflection after a first abortion appointment.

Abortion, Abortion: Ireland, Doctors / Medics, Health, Media Bias

The same media who exploit Savita ignore Aisha Chithira

The indiscriminate and exploitative use of a dead woman's name, and her image, to push a controversial campaign - that she was never part of - continues. Yet the same campaigners ignore the tragic death of Aisha Chithira, writes NIAMH UÍ BHRIAIN

Abortion, Government / Abortion

‘We haven’t changed our minds about offering compassion’: Pro-lifers defiant in face of exclusion zones threat

‘We haven’t changed our minds about offering compassion’: Irish pro-life advocates are remaining defiant in the face of threats to impose exclusion zones to ban prayer and peaceful protest outside of abortion centres.

Abortion, Abortion / Disability

How modern “inclusivity” often neglects those who most need including: Neil Carmody

How modern “inclusivity” often neglects those who most need including: Neil Carmody

Abortion, Abortion: Ireland, Doctors / Medics

Walsh schools Irish Times on 'fatal anomaly' claim

The National Women's Council and others are pushing to have the grounds for disability abortion widened because, they claim, the current law is too restrictive. Walsh ably demolished that claim. 

Abortion, Canvass / Activism / Rally, Government / Abortion, Life Institute, Population / Demographics

A new energy and defiance as we fight to retain life-saving three day waiting period for abortion

So we marched in the Rally for Life not just in celebration of Life - and of Roe v Wade being overturned - but with defiance and hope in our hearts: for the right to life, for the courage to tell the truth, to reclaim the country that we love, for every baby, for every mother.

Abortion

British doctor finds that legalizing abortion doesn’t reduce suffering, maternal deaths

U.K pro-lifer, doctor, and ethicist Calum Miller is one of his country’s most eloquent defenders of pre-born children. 

Abortion, Canvass / Activism / Rally

How did together for safety know when abortions were taking place in Limerick?

Yesterday, Labour TD, Ivana Bacik made an astonishing claim in the Dáil, saying that she had received “”troubling reports that anti-choice activists are obtaining info on appointment times of women accessing abortion”. She later tweeted a summary of this claim.

Abortion

How to Be a Counter-Revolutionary

We are rapidly approaching a time when nobody living will remember what life was like before the sexual revolution. With the exception of scattered communities that have fought, with varying levels of success, to preserve their ways of life, traditional Christian culture as a civilizational phenomenon is dead in the West.