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As soon as we set up our pro-life table on the streets of Dublin last weekend, we had two women approaching us, fascinated by the baby models.
A pro-life march held in the streets of Warsaw, Poland saw crowds of 50,000 people attend on Sunday the 14th of April after some Polish lawmakers attempted to amend the abortion law in the country.
The Master of Dublin’s Rotunda Hospital has said he “can’t remember” the last time an abortion protest took place outside the hospital.
A March for Life held in Valletta, Malta, on Sunday brought crowds of pro life supporters out on the streets to celebrate the “love for the unborn”
The sunny Saturday we enjoyed last week facilitated another extremely fruitful occasion for meaningful conversations.
We gathered for our street outreach on a cold autumn day this past Saturday, in Dublin city centre - around our stall that asked the public “Have you got a question about abortion?”
Following a six-month investigation, Isabel Vaughan-Spruce, the pro-life activist who was arrested for silently praying outside a UK abortion centre, will not face charges.
A pro-life organisation, known as Right to Life of Central California, has had $192,706 worth of attorneys’ fees agreed to be paid by California state officials.
Prayerful pro-life supporters need no longer fear legal repercussions as the right to pray near abortion counselling facilities cannot be prohibited under law, a German court has ruled.
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.
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.
“I got invited to five episodes of Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher,” Bryan Kemper told me. “I got to have a cigar with John Lytton of the Sex Pistols, talking about pro-life.
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