Posts Tagged ‘Women’s Health’
At-Home Abortions Are Not Pro-Woman
Just a few days ago, a 23-year-old pro-abortion leader in Argentina died after a legal abortion. Argentina only legalized abortion at the end of last year, but abortion has already claimed the life of a young woman, not to mention thousands of unborn children. According to Live Action, María del Valle González López went to…
Read More‘Petition on Hormonal Contraceptives’: The Real Effects of Hormonal Birth Control
Breast cancer. Cervical cancer. Depression. Mood disorders. Suicide. Multiple sclerosis. Ulcerative colitis. Venous thromboembolism. Inflammatory bowel disease. Systemic lupus erythematosus. Cystitis. Crohn’s disease. Urogenital effects. Cardiovascular events. Increased chance of HIV transmission. Your doctor rattled off those words like he was calling roll in a classroom. But each one made you cringe a little more…
Read MoreAMA: Here’s Living Proof that Abortion Pill Reversal Treatment Works
On March 22, 2019 North Dakota’s Governor Doug Burgum signed HB 1336 into law, updating the state’s medical code to help save unborn children and their parents from the tragedy of abortions. On behalf of Bismarck’s Bishop David Kagan and Fargo’s Bishop John Folda, the North Dakota Catholic Conference had considered all legal details and…
Read MoreBefore and After the Pill: Its Redefinition of Human Sexuality and Impact on Society
When couples, by means of recourse to contraception, separate these two meanings that God the Creator has inscribed in the being of man and woman and in the dynamism of their sexual communion, they act as ‘arbiters’ of the Divine plan and they ‘manipulate’ and degrade human sexuality – and with it themselves and their…
Read MoreWhen Providing “Health” for Women Includes Harmful Drugs
Health [helth] noun 1. the general condition of the body or mind with reference to soundness and vigor: good health; poor health. 2. soundness of body or mind; freedom from disease or ailment: to have one’s health; to lose one’s health. Twelve years ago today, the Federal Drug Administration (FDA) approved the deadly abortion drug…
Read MoreSt. Gerard Majella Meets Savita Halappanavar
Remembering Savita Halapannavar The Catholic Church commemorates the dead throughout the month of November. As the prayer reads, “Grant them eternal rest, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them. ” It is an apt time to recall the sad passing of those who have gone before, including 31-year-old Savita Halappanavar. A week ago…
Read MoreAbortion Just Got Scarier in Great Britain
RU-486 is on the Rise, Taking Place of Surgical Abortion We’ve heard over and over how abortion numbers in the United States are decreasing. Surgical abortions, that is. The Washington Post, hardly a pro-life publication, reported abortions tanked 25% between 2008 and 2014. What no one talks much about is the “quiet” abortions. Chemical RU-486…
Read MoreEssure Withdrawn Everywhere but U.S.
Essure Sterilization Hurts The Essure coil is a female sterilization method manufactured by the German pharmaceutical company Bayer since 2002. Bayer has now withdrawn the device everywhere … except the United States. And U.S. is the device’s biggest market. As pointed out in the BBC and HLI links above, Essure is a small metal piece…
Read MoreThere is No “Safe” Abortion Day
Pro-Lifers Need Not Apply September 28th the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights widely proclaimed “International Safe Abortion Day.” There is no “safe” abortion day. Dr. Brian Clowes, Director of Education and Research for Human Life International (HLI), says when we hear “’experts’ agree unanimously that abortion should be legalized worldwide,…
Read MorePro-Lifers are Pro-Woman
Abortion is often called the “pro-woman” choice. Pro-lifers find themselves accused of both “denying” women the right to choose and of being strictly pro-birth, not caring about what happens to the mother or child after birth. One of the many problems with these charges is the widely supported work of crisis pregnancy centers around the…
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