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Remembering Terri on the Five-Year Anniversary of Her Death

 

Today, March 29, 2005, was Day 12 of Judge George W. Greer's court ordered slow death by starvation and dehydration of Terri Schindler Schiavo. Over the next two weeks we will post stories of the events that occurred on each of the 13 horrific days that Terri went without food or water. We offer this not only in respect for Terri's memory, but a reminder that in this moment countless people are suffering slow, agonizing deaths in hospice, nursing homes, and hospitals in America and around the world.

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Jesse Jackson Prays with Schiavo’s Parents

From March 29, 2005 (Orlando.com)

The Rev. Jesse Jackson said the treatment of Terri Schiavo is an "injustice" and denying her feeding tube is "unnecessary" during a visit to the woman's Florida hospice Tuesday.

"Without food or water for 12 days, there are vital signs and she is being starved to death," Jackson said. "She is being dehydrated to death and that is inhumane. It is immoral and it is unnecessary. There is no rational reason for this to happen."

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NEW!! CLICK HERE to read, "The Despicable "Family Guy" Hate Piece" by Rev. Thomas J. Euteneuer

Media Release: Outcry from Across the County Continues Over FOX's 'Family Guy' Attack on Terri Schiavo (Click here to contact FOX Broadcasting!)

Family of Terri Schiavo Calls for FOX to End "The Family Guy" After Parody (Click here to watch video!)

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Anyone who is in the Naples area should try to attend.

Thread by topher.

March 31 Marks Fifth Annual National Memorial for 'Terri’s Day'

 

NAPLES, Florida, March 29, 2010 (LifeSiteNews.com) – Friends of Terri Schiavo are calling on the pro-life community to commemorate her murder by dehydration and starvation on March 31, the anniversary of her death, by learning more about Terri's story and praying for other vulnerable individuals at risk of a similar fate.

Fr. Frank Pavone, National Director of Priests for Life, will be the celebrant and homilist at the Annual National Mass for Terri’s Day, Wednesday night, March 31 at the Ave Maria Oratory of Ave Maria University in Naples, Florida.
 
“On March 31, five years ago, Terri Schiavo died a court mandated and government enforced death,” said Fr. Pavone.  “I saw for myself, as I held her hand and prayed at her bedside, that this death was not ‘peaceful’ and ‘beautiful’ as euthanasia advocates want us to think.

"Moreover, as health care is placed more and more in the hands of the government, we have to be more vigilant than ever to protect the Terris of today and tomorrow.”
 
“Terri’s Day” was established by Terri’s family and Priests for Life to foster education, prayer, and activism to counter discrimination against the disabled. The groups are urging churches, schools, organizations, families, and individuals to observe the day. Suggested prayers and activities are available at http://www.terrisday.org/. 
 
The National Mass for Terri’s Day will be held on March 31 at 5:00 pm, at 5040 Ave Maria Boulevard, Ave Maria, FL 34142.  A light reception will follow.

Click here to donate in support of Terri's Day.

 

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I took a vow, when Jackson showed up; never to ever say another bad thing about Jesse Jackson. At least he did finally show up and validate Terri’s life...even if he doesn’t think babies have a right to life; he did think Terri did.

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Remembering Terri on the Five-Year Anniversary of Her Death

Today, March 30, 2005, was Day 13 of Judge George W. Greer's (pictured below) court ordered slow death by starvation and dehydration of Terri Schindler Schiavo. Over the next two weeks we will post stories of the events that occurred on each of the 13 horrific days that Terri went without food or water. We offer this not only in respect for Terri's memory, but a reminder that in this moment countless people are suffering slow, agonizing deaths in hospice, nursing homes, and hospitals in America and around the world.

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The Culture of Death Advances

From March 30, 2005 (WorldNetDaily)

By Pat J. Buchanan

On Good Friday, as Terri Schiavo lay dying of thirst in Woodside Hospice, Gabriel Keys took her a cup of water. Gabriel was arrested, handcuffed and taken away.
 
Apparently, no one taught Gabriel that you do not disobey a judge's order, even to bring water to someone dying of thirst. As he is 10 years old, he is probably not yet conversant with the new morality, where a corporal work of mercy can be a crime. Perhaps his parents filled his mind with such subversive texts as, "Whoever shall give to drink to one of these little ones, a cup of cold water" shall not lose eternal life.

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NEW!! Faith Leaders to Honor Terri Schiavo in Front of the White House on the 5th Anniversary of Her Death (click here to read more . . .)

Media Release: Outcry from Across the County Continues Over FOX's 'Family Guy' Attack on Terri Schiavo (Click here to contact FOX Broadcasting!)