March for Life president: ‘Pro-life is pro-women.’

Jeanne Mancini, president of the the March for Life, told marchers that their movement is “pro women” and that their “voice” might have been “shut out” at last week’s Women’s March on Washington.

Email today about the Gosnell book

Dear Backers

Gosnell - The Untold Story of America’s Most Prolific Serial Killer is now sold out both on Amazon and Barnes & Noble! You made it so - thank you.

It’s a good problem to have, it means a lot of people bought the book.

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Thank you! We will soon send an update with details of all the wonderful things that happened this week.

Ann and Phelim

May today's March be used by Divine Providence to enlighten and enable millions of citizens to view the "life" question in a new and profound way.

Interrupting the Creator's process for fashioning his "creations" is like entering the master potter's studio and smashing the teacup or great vessel his hand is fashioning from the clay, thereby "destroying" the ultimate purpose envisioned and enabled by the potter's mind and hand.

"The God who gave us life, gave us liberty at the same time: the hand of force may destroy, but cannot disjoin them."- Thomas Jefferson

How many beautiful minds, great talents, healing hands, inventive geniuses, and future solvers of problems were destroyed by those who have appointed themselves the "judges" of who will be allowed to pursue liberty and personal happiness?

Reference here for an account (excerpt below) of one of those great talents whose story is inspiring:

In the January 16, 2001 issue of London celebrity magazine Hello!, with a preview in the January 11 National Post, Dion said: "My mother had already brought up 13 children. For more than 20 years, she'd been locked into a hellish cycle of washing, ironing and housework, 365 days a year. She thought, rightly, that she'd done her duty. The two little ones, twins Paul and Pauline, were about to go to school and at last she'd have some time to herself. At last she'd be able to go out, perhaps go travelling with my father and revisit the area where they were both brought up. Then suddenly she was pregnant again. She was so shattered she went to see the parish priest to see if she could do something about it.”
"Once she got over her disappointment that an abortion was out of the question,” added Dion, “she loved me as passionately as she'd loved the last little ones."

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