Today marks the 40th anniversary of Roe v Wade, the culturally, socially and economically catastrophic United States Supreme Court decision that until the child in the womb is capable of surviving alone outside of the womb (i.e. it is “viable”) it is not a person, thus stripping the helpless innocent child of its human rights, including its right to life, and its right to State protection, and allowing its own mother the right to have it barbarically slaughtered.
In the 40 years since Roe v Wade, somewhere in the region of 53 million children have been put to death in America alone – this is only 10 million short of the entire population of the United Kingdom. Who will ever know the talent that has been wasted over these 40 years? Perhaps the doctor who would discover a cure for cancer is among those 53 million, or the scientist who would make breakthrough discoveries in the reduction of pollution? Which great artist will never see the light of day, or which writer or politician will now never inspire the world?
The damage we have done is incalculable. Is God pleased with our stewardship?
On Saturday 19th January I attended the March for Life in Lincoln, Nebraska, joining between three and five thousand other supporters of life to march in protest of all violations of human life. Here are some photos:
Everyone gathered outside the State Capitol building, where speakers included the Nebraska State Governor the Lieutenant Governor and two Congressmen.
The pro-death people were also present, but they didn't make any trouble.
Seminarians from Our Lady of Guadalupe Seminary.
All generations were represented.
Marching from the Capitol building to the university.
The pro-death protesters followed us to the university, but on arriving, they found nine pro-life students waiting to stand in front of them! God bless these young pro-life men!
In addition, here are some photos from the Lincoln abortion clinic taken today, as we prayed outside for the poor women and children who the victims of abortion, and for the end of this genocide.
In addition, here are some photos from the Lincoln abortion clinic taken today, as we prayed outside for the poor women and children who the victims of abortion, and for the end of this genocide.
