So, on the surface, it appears that the Gosselins have attained everything but on a spiritual level, they have nothing. The family is splitting apart before ten million viewers. It’s the American way and there lies the tragedy. This couple and so many in our society are blind to the fact that without God in the center, things eventually spin out of control.
06/ 29/09InVitro Fertilization defies both nature and God's laws. It is 'mad sciencentology' in modern day medicine right before our eyes--------Jenn Giroux, Women Influencing the Nation
06/ 14/09"The fact is second and third trimester abortions are committed rampantly in hospitals and abortion clinics across the country on a daily basis. If were true only three doctors nationwide committed them, they did a lot of flying. Kansas, where Tiller practiced, accounted for 'only' 459." --Jill Stanek, RN
06/ 07/09Kansas Democrats who received hundreds of thousands of campaign dollars from Tiller repeatedly intervened to block any interference with Tiller's abortion mill.
06/ 04/09When Wichita abortion doctor George Tiller stood trial in March, Scott Roeder was there in the courtroom. And after Tiller was acquitted on charges he had failed to properly justify late-term abortions, Roeder told a fellow activist that the whole process was a “sham.”
06/ 04/09After a private meeting with President Barack Obama's high court pick, Feinstein said Sotomayor has a "real respect for precedent" on abortion. That's code for saying Sotomayor will affirm the Roe v. Wade decision the Supreme Court handed down in 1973 that allowed virtually unlimited abortions.
06/ 04/09"Planned Parenthood is looking at these young girls as a plumbing problem: 'We'll get you that abortion and send you on your way,'" Rose told Reuters in an interview. "And that's disrespecting two human lives. It's destroying her pre-born child and sending her back to an abuser."---Lila Rose
05/ 28/09Howe acknowledged that if the court rules against his office, it might not have enough evidence to go to trial. He said he hasn’t made a decision yet on pursuing the case further for that reason. (yeah, right!)
05/ 19/09The number of births in the Houston area have more than doubled just nine months after many were left for days without power during Hurricane Ike........
05/ 19/09Catholics around the world were outraged when the pro-abortion Obama was invited to speak. Longtime Notre Dame philosophy professor Ralph McInerny was among them.
05/ 18/09Well, although a short article on celibacy is not enough to explain such a beautiful mystery, it is just enough to witness to a very dynamic way of life whose adherents have given life to millions throughout the centuries. (This is a must read.)
05/ 18/09A new Gallup Poll, conducted May 7-10, has found that 51% of Americans call themselves "pro-life" on the issue of abortion and 42% "pro-choice." This is the first time a majority of U.S. adults have identified themselves as pro-life since Gallup began asking that question in 1995.
05/ 17/09Fr. John Jenkins, President of Notre Dame University, sits on the board of directors of Millennium Promise, an organization dedicated to fighting poverty in Africa that promotes contraceptives and abortion, it has been revealed.
05/ 17/09The Planned Parenthood Federation of America has released its annual report for fiscal year 2007-2008. According to Planned Parenthood's latest report, abortions increased to 305,310 abortions up from 289,750 in 2006.
04/ 10/09Tiller's late-term abortion income alone in 2003 was actually close to $1.2 million...
04/ 08/09
by Steven Ertelt
LifeNews.com Editor
June
5, 2009
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Washington, DC (LifeNews.com) -- The killing of late-term abortion practitioner George Tiller has focused the nation's attention on abortion, but it hasn't shown the spotlight on the number of late-term abortions done every year. Even after Tiller's death, which pro-life groups have thoroughly condemned, late-term abortions will continue.
According to the Centers for Disease control, 1.3 percent of all abortions -- nearly 9,000 a year -- are done after 21 weeks into the pregnancy.
That's 8,482 babies who, in 2005 alone, could have potentially survived outside their mother's womb, according to the very latest medical research.
The Alan Guttmacher Institute, which is formerly the research arm of Planned Parenthood, the nation's largest abortion business, has been noted by both sides as having more accurate figures than the CDC. It notes 13,000 late-term abortions annually done after 21 weeks of pregnancy.
Some have said that Tiller's death makes it so relatively few late-term abortions practitioners exist, but, as Father Frank Pavone of Priests for Life points out on his blog, late-term abortions are done in several states.
The CDC, in its most recent statistics, finds 2,956 late-term abortions done in New York, 1,094 in Georgia, and 950 in New Jersey. With the state of California not reporting its figures, the national numbers are likely much higher.
And the leading list of states don't include Kansas, where Tiller was based, or Colorado, the location of much media focus of late on Boulder-based Warren Hern, or Nebraska, the location of LeRoy Carhart.
In fact, of the 40 states that reported their abortion data to the CDC, 32 indicates abortions done after 21 weeks of pregnancy.
Jill Stanek, a pro-life nurse who exposed late-term abortions done at her hospital in Chicago, focuses on these numbers in a new editorial at WorldNetDaily.
"It is falsely claimed Tiller was one of only three late-term abortionists in the U.S.," Stanek says.
She points to a New York Times article saying some described Tiller as "one of about only three doctors in the country who had, under certain circumstances, provided abortions to women in their third trimester of pregnancy."
The Guardian newspaper in England also quoted Tiller himself saying "he owns one of only three clinics in the U.S. that perform late-term abortions."
The Los Angeles Times went as far as quoting Hern saying he is now "the only doctor in the world" who performed very late-term abortions.
"Well no," Stanek replies. "The fact is second and third trimester abortions are committed rampantly in hospitals and abortion clinics across the country on a daily basis. If were true only three doctors nationwide committed them, they did a lot of flying. Kansas, where Tiller practiced, accounted for 'only' 459."
Stanek says when she found out that her place of employment, Christ Hospital, was doing abortions as late as 28 weeks into pregnancy, she also learned other hospitals were doing them, too.
"These others in the Chicago area also confessed to same: Good Samaritan, Lutheran General, Illinois Masonic, Loyola, Northwestern, and Rush-Presbyterian St. Lukes. That's just Chicago, and that's just those who fessed up," she explained.
"Not much later the Providence Health System, which owns a chain of 26 hospitals in Alaska, California, Montana, Oregon and Washington, admitted to committing late-term abortions," she added.
Stanek says there is no medical reason for any of these 13,000 annual late-term abortions to be done.
"The third trimester begins at 28 weeks of pregnancy , when healthy babies have more than a 90 percent chance of surviving," she explains.
"There is no health reason for a mother to abort in the third trimester. Her baby can be delivered alive as easy as or easier than aborted dead," Stanek adds. "In an event I can't imagine, that a mother would die in her third trimester were her baby not aborted, it has always been legal in every hospital in every state to do so to save a mother's life, and it always will be."
Stanek concludes, in her WorldNetDaily editorial, "The reality is late-term abortions are committed pretty much in every pocket of the country, contrary to claims by the other side."
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