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LifeZine No. 612: 14th Aug 08


Strong Irish Pro-Life Advocate Kathy Sinnott MEP in 'Mum of the Year' Finals



“Woman's Way” magazine has shortlisted Ireland's Member of the European Parliament, Kathy Sinnott, as one of the nominees in the Celeb Mum of the Year finals. It came as no surprise to us that Kathy Sinnott was shortlisted.
After all, this is the woman who as well as having nine children of her own (ranging from 14 to 35), she took on her six nephews and nieces in 2005 following the death of her sister Mary Brigid, and has continued to carve out a demanding political career and campaign for better services for children with special needs by setting up the Hope Project.
With 15 children to look after, she said: " Motherhood has taught me a few things—that life is about love and love is about service and that there is good God in heaven who loves my kids even more than I do which has enabled them to survive my mistakes.” Kathy Sinnott has always been a particularly strong advocate of the rights to life of the unborn both at national and European level.To vote for Kathy Sinnott, text KATHY to 53306 and.... Details: CLICK TO READ MORE.....

Pro-Abortion Movement on Move Again in Northern Ireland—Alliance for Choice Regroup to Campaign for Abortion-on-Demand

In Northern Ireland the pro-abortion group Alliance for Choice Belfast was activated recently at a meeting in the Belfast Unemployed Resource Centre to work on a three-month campaign in support of UK MP Diane Abbott’s tabled amendment to the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Bill. It also plans to “work closely with the Family Planning Association (FPA) (which has links to International Planned Parenthood Federation) to ensure the campaign is coherent and....” Details: CLICK TO READ MORE.....

‘I Blanked Out the Emotions after Each of My Abortions’

A woman who had seven abortions says she does not regret them but also describes her depression, shame and suicide attempt. Ms Angela Simmons, 39, of western England has a surviving son aged eight whom she considered aborting. Some 50 women have their seventh abortion each year in... Details: CLICK TO READ MORE.....

Vienna Cardinal Awards Papal Knighthood to Notorious Pro-Abortion Austrian Politician

A pro-abortion Austrian politician has received a prestigious papal award. Cardinal Christoph Schönborn, Archbishop of Vienna, gave the Pontifical Order of St Gregory the Great to Ms Renate Brauner, the city's deputy mayor. She is quoted as saying that abortion is among... Details: CLICK TO READ MORE.....

New Zealand Abortions Hit the Sky

A New Zealand politician is concerned that his country has one of the highest abortion rates in the developed world. Gordon Copeland, an independent MP, points out that there were nearly 290 abortions per 1,000 live births last year whereas the rate in the USA is less than 250. Live births rose last year but there were still nearly 18,400 abortions. The country's abortion rate is also worse... Details: CLICK TO READ MORE.....

Poll Shows Support for Abortion Drops to Seven-Year Low, Pro-Life Views Up

A survey suggests that support for abortion in America is declining. The ABC and the Washington Post poll found that 53% wanted most or all abortions legal and 44% wanted most or all of them illegal. The former figure has dropped four percent since January, the latter rising by four percent. Our source suggests researchers failed to tell respondents about how rarely abortion is done for rape, incest or saving mothers. A Gallup survey last month found 71% wanting abortion either banned or allowed only... Details: CLICK TO READ MORE.....

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