pro-lifeblogbuzz3.jpgOn the pro-life blogs….
Gotta start with a fantastic find by Big Blue Wave: Bono’s explanation of grace vs. karma. Wow. BBW also found in a Muslim Q&A how they are to view abortion….


What a Godincidence. Elizabeth Andrew has posted a video of a dramatic portrayal of grace, Jesus’ love, and the difference between Him and the world. Made me cry. You may not be familiar with Christian artistic dance dramas. Elizabeth said, “For the first few seconds I was like, ‘what?’ but then I was completely enthralled.” My church uses this medium a few times a year, which helps to get the point across a different way.


Did you know that when mayor of NY in 1996, Rudy Giuliani proclaimed a “Planned Parenthood Day,” praising its eugenicist founder, Margaret Sanger? Of course, The Truth About Margaret Sanger knew.
Nathan Sheets reports what feminists are saying about the federal bill US Senator Sam Brownback introduced Thursday that would require an abortionist to perform an ultrasound and allow the mother to view it before committing an abortion.
Abortion proponents have also been saying, “What happens in Aurora happens to me,” re: the fight over PP’s deceptively built mill. Nathan explains why what happens in Aurora happens to all pro-lifers, too.
judge.jpgVital Signs reports on the rare decision in the Second Circuit Federal Court of Appeals Friday to oust NY Judge Noel Ferris (pictured left) who denied a Chinese man asylum in a forced abortion case and ridiculed him in court for crying.
Real Choices blogger Christina’s nephew was in a terrible accident, and she would appreciate prayers.
Christina also linked to a link of this Septemberr 20 LifeSiteNews.com story: “As of May 11, 2007… 1,637 adverse [HPV] vaccination reactions [were] reported to the FDA…. [A] subsequent request for information… covering the period from May 2007 to September 2007, found that an additional 1800 adverse reactions have been reported, including more deaths. Exactly how many more deaths occurred will be released in the coming days….”
Mark Pickup has a good reminder piece, “The gentle art of interdependence.”
Fr. Frank Pavone draws a parallel between a September 20 USA Today front page article about war survivors to abortion survivors, such as “feeling gilty that their lives were spared at the expense of someone else’s life, and about how they feel pressured to make their lives worthy of that sacrifice. There is anger, anxiety, and an overall unsettled feeling.”
Andrew at Catholic Pro-Life Committee has posted a short document John Paul II wrote the American bishops in 1999. “This short document, as far as I know, has received almost no attention in any sphere and was never given any intial attention,” writes Andrew. “I have never seen it read or referenced in any pro-life circles…. But the more I read it, the more I come to see this document as one of the most important for the church in America today.”
La Shawn Barber has posted her take on the med student wanting a “mammary break,” a controversy I spotlighted September 13.
pp%20store2.jpgMarybeth Hagan over at Prolifeblogs has been window shopping at PP’s online store to view its latest products. “Top on my list of creepy items from America’s busiest abortion provider is the ‘birds & the bees one piece/infant gown’ that Planned Parenthood sells for ‘your favorite baby or toddler,'” reports Marybeth. The top of my list of appalling items were the “School Supply Kit” for back to school teens and the “Does Size Matter?” ruler.
Not Dead Yet reveals a “glaring error” in Reuters coverage of the Vatican’s statement on feeding and hydrating persons in vegetative states.
Nationalproliferadio has a piece on how college campuses are becoming “front lines” in the pro-life battle.
At Mother May I… Be Born Marybeth spotlights PP’s attempt on its website to say abortion and miscarriage are “slightly different forms of the same experience.”
JivinJehoshaphat, who does a (Prolifer)ations wrap-up of news of interest to pro-lifers every day, reports how adult stem cell research can get as much media attention as human embryo experimentation: if the stem cells are testicular.
I’m sorry I missed the Generations for Life post promoting Youth for Truth’s September 19 meeting. But I’m glad Y4T has remained actively involved in the fight against PP Aurora.
Forest Nymph has a good eye for underreported news. She links to an article on a study showing Australians are pro-choice yet anti-abortion, a common finding I see in America. She also links to a story that the Vatican is open to excommunicating scientists who participate in human embryo stem cell research.
maddison.jpgMInTheGap defends Southwest Airlines literal cover-up of immodest women and spotlights the furor in Australia over the pick of 12-year-old Maddison Gabriel (pictured left) as the official ambassador of Gold Coast Fashion Week.
Flashpoint editorializes on the recent Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice report on what they term “the medical right,” the scientific counterpart to the “religious right.” “The issue of the RCRC is that certain views, what they term fundamentalist biblical values, are having a real influence on the American people and the public square,” begins Sarah at FP.
A guest blogger at Dawn Patrol notes the typo in PP’s press release on its loss in court to open the Aurora mill despite a criminal investigation into its fraud. Omitted was the word “abortion” in the list of services it would provide there.
Culture Campaign explains the “inconvenient truth about organ donation.”
Mark Crutcher has written a good commentary on “The scam of moral irrelevance.”

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