Anti-Abortion Leader: Movement Is Weak

The Wichita Eagle ^ | Jun. 07, 2008 | ROY WENZL

[philly-d-kidder]

Perhaps Mr Terry Should step aside... and let the Railroad Through because In My Home town they are opening More Adoption opportunities and women in Crisis Centers with Ultra sound machines.. Vigils are ever stronger Vocations are increasing and the Right to Life on Campuses are Blossoming.. Love and Concern seems to be working!Thank you God for showing us the way!

[livius]

I definitely will (and a contribution, too).

Planned Parenthood had a particularly irritating set of cartoon panels in the subway a number of years ago, directed primarily at a Latino audience, pushing condoms and the PP vision of life, sex and relationships. Getting to Spanish speakers is a big objective of the pro-abortionists (even in Latin America itself, which has long been a major target of the Ford Foundation through its funding of groups such as “Catholics for a Free Choice” in Mexico and other places). Sadly, I think they have had some success in changing the way Latin Americans, particularly immigrants to the US, think about family and life issues.

[the invisib1e hand]

It is sad, because Latins seem to want so badly to be like Americans, and unfortunately what their American age-peers resemble isn't really American at all.

However, as Our Lady of Guadalupe is Patroness of the Pro-Life Movement, Patroness of the Americas, and also has an image in probably every Latino home in the US, I think there is hope.