ONLINE NEWS
August 20, 2018
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Looking at Life Through Different Eyes
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By Maria Gallagher, Legislative Director
When I was working as a journalist, I attempted to look at events through the eyes of the individuals I interviewed. I wanted to understand their perspective so that I could represent it fairly. I discovered that, often times, where a person stood depended on where he or she sat--in other words, his or her position in life often determined his or her viewpoint.
Now, as a pro-life advocate, I try to view life through various eyes: the eyes of the preborn child who just needs a chance to be born and make a mark in the world. The eyes of a pregnant woman who is facing difficult--but not impossible--obstacles along her path. The eyes of a person with disabilities who sees symbols of discrimination throughout society. The eyes of a frail elderly person who feels especially vulnerable in today's throwaway culture.
When I write an op-ed piece, I strain to see the life issues through the eyes of pro-abortion advocates. I struggle to see what they believe they see, so that I can counter their arguments in a clear-eyed fashion. I hope that, in time, they will see the incontrovertible truth: that life begins at conception, and that abortion, infanticide, and euthanasia are tragedies which must be fought through peaceful, legal means of engagement.
I have to admit that, once I received a call to the pro-life movement, the way that I viewed life changed dramatically. It was as if the blinders had been lifted from my eyes and I was able finally to see clearly.
Involvement in the pro-life movement is an eye-opening experience. My fervent hope is that many, many more people will join its ranks, so that the beautiful vision of a culture of life can be realized in our beloved country.
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Trailer Released for "Gosnell:
The Trial of America's Biggest Serial Killer"
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The trailer for the new movie “Gosnell” has just been released and it will surely make film-goers want to see the intense new film. Even if movies are not your "thing" this is one you simply must see! Mark your calendar now to see the movie October 12, and make sure you reserve your seat for the 2018 Celebrate Life Banquet to hear co-producer Ann McElhinney provide the "inside scoop" by clicking
here
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Chelsea Clinton Erroneously Credits Abortion with Adding Trillions to Economy
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For the whole article, click
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REGISTER NOW FOR THE
PRO-LIFE EVENT OF THE YEAR
Register today for the
2018 Celebrate Life Banquet to be held
Thursday, October 18, 2018 at 6:00 PM at the Hotel Radisson Harrisburg, 1150 Camp Hill Bypass, Camp Hill, PA. Our keynote speaker this year will be Ann McElhinney, coauthor of
Gosnell: The Untold Story of America's Most Prolific Serial Killer, and co-producer of the film with the same title. The movie will open nationwide on October 12, 2018, less than a week before the banquet. Make sure you reserve your seat early, as seats will go fast!!!
Click
here
to make your reservations now!
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Somerset County Fair:
August 18-25, 2018--Citizens Concerned for Human Life of Cambria/ Somerset will be having a pro-life table at the Fair. To volunteer, please contact Ann Pool at 814-472-8584.
Great Allentown Fair: August 29 to September 3--Pennsylvanians for Human Life Allentown Chapter will be having a pro-life information table at the Fair. To volunteer for two hour shifts from 12 PM to 10 PM, call 610-570-2347.
Cambria County Fair:
September 2-8, 2018--Citizens Concerned for Human Life of Cambria/ Somerset will be having a pro-life table at the Fair. To volunteer, please contact Ann Pool at 814-472-8584.
Life Chain:
October 7, 2018 from 1:30 until 3:00 P.M--Citizens Concerned for Human Life of Cambria/Somerset will be holding a Life Chain on Rt 219 (Main Street) in Carrolltown, PA followed by a baby shower in Saint Benedict Church Hall to benefit The Gabriel Project. Please bring an unwrapped baby gift to donate. Light refreshments will be provided. For more information, contact Ann Pool at 814-472-8584.
Annual Pro-Life Prayer Breakfast:
October 27, 2018 from 9:00 AM to 12:00 P.M.--Citizens Concerned for Human Life of Cambria/Somerset will be holding their annual prayer breakfast at the Immaculate Conception Church Hall in New Germany PA. Guest speaker will be Mary Forr. Suggested donation for breakfast and speaker is $10. Please call to register in advance, 814-472-8584.
Live in Southeast PA? Contact SE Regional Coordinator Carla Ezell to find out more about joining a chapter in Bucks, Montgomery, Chester, Delaware, or Philadelphia County. You can reach Carla by e-mail at
ezell@paprolife.org
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If you live in another part of the state and you'd like to get involved in a local chapter, contact Executive Director Michael Ciccocioppo at
ciccocioppo@paprolife.org
or by phone at 717-541-0034.
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Pennsylvania Pro-Life Federation
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