The pro-life organization Students for Life of America is mourning the loss of one of its own this weekend, after their field director, Kortney Blythe Gordon, and her unborn daughter were tragically killed in a car crash.
On this Monday morning, more good news to report!
The cost of abortion, Lord Windsor said in an op-ed in this weekend's Daily Telegraph, “is too high because the cost is paid in innocent life.”
Kortney chose to devote her life to speaking up for those who truly have no voice, unborn boys and girls, and she did it with a joy and enthusiasm that can only come from living a message of hope.
Students for Life of America (SFLA) has announced that they are hosting a webcast at 5:00 Eastern time tonight to commemorate the life of their field director Kortney Blythe Gordon and her unborn daughter Sophy.
The articles were launched this week in the UN press briefing room at UN headquarters in New York.
According human rights organizations there are ominous reports emerging from China about the fate of the blind lawyer, who has suffered years of imprisonment and persecution for his outspoken position against China’s brutal one-child policy.
The memorial was constructed by stacking hay bales in the shape of bleachers. One hundred crosses were pushed into the bales representing the 100,000 unborn children that are aborted each year in Canada.
After serving 40 days in prison, Mary Wagner will be released from jail on Sunday, October 6th.
If Mexicans are to protect their children from the onslaught of the international abortion lobby, their efforts must be matched with a strong adherence to principle as well as a prudent presentation of the pro-life position.
Mexican pro-lifers and proponents of federalism are expressing relief at last week’s Supreme Court rulings that – barely – upheld the constitutionality of two Mexican State amendments protecting unborn life.
I walked in and took a seat while I waited for my stylist to come get me. I can’t even make up what happened next.
