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 Posted: Wed Oct 21, 2009 10:52 pm |
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This is what the pro-life movement is all about; not those very rare fringe
nut-cases who commit henious crimes that liberals like to harp on about.
Through the efforts of these fine people who partake in the 40 Days for Life
Campaign, lives have been saved, or at least a temporary stay of execution.
http://www.lifenews.com
40 Days for Life Campaign Continues to See Abortion Centers Close, Lives
Saved
Washington, DC (LifeNews.com) -- The national 40 Days for Life campaign
continues to see abortion centers close as a result of pro-life advocates
praying and offering abortion alternatives outside. While the closures are
not permanent, director David Bereit tells LifeNews.com that they are
resulting in a greater ability to help pregnant women choose life for their
unborn children. "More clinic doors are remaining closed on days when babies
are usually scheduled to die -- and that's good news," he said. "Planned
Parenthood's major abortion center just blocks from the White House in
Washington, DC was reported closed last Saturday -- highly unusual for its
typically busiest day, to say the least. But not everyone knew the clinic
was shut." Bereit related how a local pro-life advocate told him the story
of how a young woman decided against an abortion as a result. "I counseled
her as to why she should not have an abortion and about the help available,"
he said, and he gave her his card. "She called me and said she had changed
her mind about having an abortion." Meanwhile, the large Planned Parenthood
abortion center that is the site of a 40 Days for Life vigil in
Indianapolis, Indiana did no abortions for two weeks. For two weeks in a
row, there apparently were fewer than six women seeking abortions. So the
abortionist stayed home, and no unborn children died.
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J Young
Jvisions at (no spam) live.com |
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