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Sunday, October 21, 2007 |
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SPECIAL REPORT - ABORTION: SILENT SCREAM |
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‘Confessions’ of
an abortionist |
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First of three parts
The fetus moves in the womb, sucking its thumb
at times. His heartbeat of 140 a minute speeds up to 200 as the
abortionist’s suction tip begins to invade his mother’s womb. He
senses aggression. He moves violently to avoid the instrument. His
mouth is visibly open in a cry for help.
The above is a scene from the 1980 pro-life
documentary, The Silent Scream. It shows how a helpless human being
is attacked during abortion. It also shows that a fetus, often
referred to as “just a blob of tissue or blood,” already has an
instinct for survival.
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O T H E R R E P O R T S
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Counselor’s tale of saving an abortion
survivor
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Not all abortion attempts are successful, whether induced or direct.
Most instances point to cases where the abortion pill did not work
especially when the baby is over four months old. Myrna Sanchez of
the Center for Family Ministries says if the abortion failed and the
baby survived, we call the baby an “abortion survivor.”
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House Bill 3773–Anti-life legislation?
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A pastoral letter released by the Catholic Bishops Conference (CBCP)
of the Philippines for Family Week last month accused the government
of providing the wrong solution to overpopulation.
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Bishops against ‘cafeteria methods’ of
family planning
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THE Catholic Church is not against family
planning per se, according to the Catholic Bishops Conference of the
Philippines (CBCP).
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