Champions for life applaud closure of the Warminster, PA abortion center | |
An abortion center in the Philadelphia suburbs is shutting its doors next month—an unexpected but welcomed development in the on-going campaign to protect innocent human life in Pennsylvania.
Planned Parenthood in Warminster, PA plans to cease operations on June 28th, according to a notice posted on the Planned Parenthood Keystone website.
The closure would mean that 17 abortion facilities remain in the Keystone State, with Philadelphia remaining the abortion capital of the Commonwealth because of the large number of abortions performed there.
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This father mourns his daughter, Clementine, who was lost to an abortion. | |
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It's that time of year again! We are thrilled to invite you to join us for the 2024 Celebrate Life! Banquet, an event that promises to be filled with renewed inspiration and purpose to create a world where every life is valued and protected. FOX Nation's Pete Hegseth, a renowned media personality, will be gracing us as the Keynote Speaker. His words are sure to ignite a spark within each one of us, reminding us of the importance of coming together for the cause of life. Get ready to be motivated, uplifted, and empowered as we join hands to protect the most vulnerable among us.
Registrations are open at www.paprolife.org/banquet.
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Misleading study links 'anti-abortion' laws to higher homicide rates for pregnant women | |
A problematic, misleading study from researchers affiliated with Tulane University tries to correlate certain homicides with pro-life laws.
A recent study conducted by researchers affiliated with Tulane University and published by Health Affairs earlier this month titled “States’ Abortion Laws Associated With Intimate Partner Violence-Related Homicide Of Women And Girls In The US, 2014–20” claims that the enforcement of certain “anti-abortion” laws is correlated with increased homicide rates for pregnant women and girls ages 10–44.
Abortion advocates within the media are uncritically regurgitating the study’s findings – and even expanding upon the conclusions drawn by the study itself. But the claims made in these articles, as well as those made by the study, are misleading and problematic in multiple ways.
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Share your objection to selling Abortion Pills at Walgreens in PA!
Walgreens has announced plans to dispense the abortion pill, also known as mifepristone, at its stores in Pennsylvania.
For background information, see the article here.
Please consider contacting Walgreens and letting them know you object to the selling of the abortion pill there.
You can contact the corporate office of Walgreens here.
You can also call Walgreens at 1-800-925-4733.
Thank you for advocating for pregnant women and their babies!
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Threats to innocent human life are on the rise in Pennsylvania. We need your help like never before to advance the cause of life! Please consider supporting our important, life-saving work by donating now. | |
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Teen with Down syndrome crowned Miss Delaware Teen USA | |
When Kayla was born and found to have Down syndrome, her mom was devastated. But soon she realized, "Kayla's going to write her own story."
Kayla Kosmalski, a 17-year-old teenager with Down syndrome, has just made history. She was just crowned Miss Delaware Teen USA, and will become the first contestant with Down syndrome in the national Miss USA pageant.
Kosmalski has been a busy girl — she is an honors student, a swimmer, and a cheerleader, in addition to working as a model. “Everyone can do anything if they dream big and achieve goals,” she said.
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The First Time I Saw My Baby Smile Was in the Womb
I will never forget the first time I saw her. It was on an ultrasound machine, where I could make out her smile, which resembled my mother’s.
The ultrasound technician pointed out that my preborn baby was playing with her toes, which brought home to me the full humanity of that child tucked safely within my womb.
The next time I would see her would be in the hospital, a few seconds after she was born. She had wisps of strawberry-blonde hair and a healthy cry.
She was just as much my daughter before birth as after birth.
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If you found this email newsletter helpful, please consider forwarding it to your pro-life friends and family members. This is a critical time for the life issues, and we need to educate as many people as possible with our life-saving, life-changing message! | |
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Positively Pro-Life! Podcast
This week's podcast features a refreshing interview with Maria Gallagher who has been appointed the new Executive Director of Pennsylvania Pro-Life Federation. She has a wealth of pro-life resources and shares with us her heart, work and hope for the prolife movement in the latest episode of Positively Pro-Life! Listen to the conversation HERE.
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PHL Bethlehem/Easton Meeting
Pennsylvanians For Human Life Bethlehem/Easton Chapter will hold their meeting this month on May 16th at 7:00 pm at St. Anne's (Bethlehem) Rectory Meeting Room. For more information, visit www.bethlehemeastonprolife.org.
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Pro-Life of York County Meeting
Pro-Life of York County will have their monthly meeting on 21st May at 7:00 pm at Tender Care (300 John Street, Hanover, PA). The featured speaker will be Mr. Vince Pacelli, Director of Tender Care and the meeting will include a tour of the facility. For more information or if you are interested in joining via Zoom, please email ployc22@outlook.com.
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CELEBRATE LIFE! Banquet
Please mark your calendars for Pennsylvania Pro-life Federation's annual Celebrate Life! Banquet which is to be held on October 12th at 5:30pm at the Hershey Lodge. Our Keynote Speaker is Pete Hegseth of Fox News fame and former Executive Director Michael Cicoccioppo will be the recipient of our Pro-Life Lifetime Achievement Award. Register at www.paprolife.org/banquet.
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Pro-Life Prayer Breakfast
Cambria Somerset CCHL is hosting this year’s breakfast on October 19, 2024 (the third Saturday). The guest speaker will be Kristan Hawkins, President of Students for Life Action. The breakfast will be at the Bishop Carroll Catholic High School Auditorium. More details to follow.
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