… [N]ever vote for someone who favors absolutely the right to choice of a woman to destroy a human life in her womb or the right to a procured abortion.
~Archbishop Raymund Burke, who was recently appointed to the College of Cardinals, as quoted by CatholicCulture.com, October 28
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Jill Stanek is a nurse turned speaker, columnist and blogger, a national figure in the effort to protect both preborn and postborn innocent human life.
[Apparently], it is much more important for the school to have Planned Parenthood at Benson than it is to have a teacher teach computer science and math.
~ High school teacher Bill Diss (pictured), who was escorted by police out of his classroom at Benson High School in Portland, Oregon, last week because of his opposition to Planned Parenthood’s presence on campus, as reported by Christian News Network, March 22
[HT: Barb and Brian; photo via Catholic Sentinel]
Comments (9)
I know many good people who have never considered this before. Parents, talk to your children about this! Adults, discuss this with your friends. How can you trust someone in public office who doesn’t respect the life of a tiny, helpless human being more than the wants and desires of an adult? It’s too bad unborn babies can’t vote.
God bless Archbishop — Cardinal — Burke for his clarity, courage and guidance. He is a true shepherd. Now if only the sheep will hear him!
11 years ago I realized that any politician that could not stand on the obvious truth that life begins at conception and all that follows from that, was unworthy of office. If they can’t get that right, what chance more complex matters?
Well said, Mark Rabich!