Father Pavone nails it here!
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I’ve ignored every Baby Joseph thread I’ve seen. I have no clue who he is. In fact, the only reason I am responding in this thread is that I saw the title and I agree with it (and the title is all I read), in so much as “because I don’t know him, I’ll focus on the problems/issues of those I DO know.”
Even if somebody is lacking in human compassion, one would think that common sense self interest would lead these people to realize that one day it might be their own precious hide tossed into the secular humanist discard pile.
The problem is a philosophy of life that says that how valuable you are depends on how well you function. The problem is a philosophy of medicine that says that if someone is going to die anyway, there’s no benefit in prolonging life. The problem is a philosophy of suffering that says we can actually determine what somebody else’s level of happiness is, and measure their misery, and that if they don’t have the good sense to eliminate it, we can step in and do so against their wishes.
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I think that is a perfect description of Obama and what he has in store for Americans.
Wow! What an incredibly powerful article!
This story moved me to tears. I pray for this beautiful, innocent baby, and for his family that he will get the medical care he needs in order to thrive and grow. To those who are so against helping this child, Shame on you! Ask yourself “What would Jesus do?” I expect you already know!!!
Does anyone know how baby Joseph is doing? Has he undergone the tracheotomy? I haven’t seen anything for a couple of days now, since he was moved out of Canada.
Thank God for Father Pavone and all who made it possible for Baby Joseph to come to the USA for treatment and loving care amongst friends and family.
As for the reporter...he’s irrelevant, has no soul and therefore is lost and evidently has been for a long time.
Baby Joseph is the one who is important in this story.
I predict that one day Fr. Pavone will be a cannonized saint.