Free Resources for the Sanctity of Life Sunday -- This Sunday, January 19, 2014


Pro-life films (available on Netflix)
Sarah's Choice


 October Baby


 String of Pearls 
a website by a couple that gave birth to a baby that they were told to abort even though they knew she would be with them very briefly.  It has resources for those who travel a like path as they did.
baby at 7 weeks from www.priestsforlife.org


Lacey and Christian


Sanctity of Human Life Guide from Focus on the Family

"With this verbal sleight of hand, the man who starved children but called it 'putting them on a low-calorie diet' now killed Jews and called it 'cleansing the polluted land.' Just as with the abortionist who calls a pre-born infant a 'product of conception,' so language is craftily manipulated by those who wish to desensitize the conscience and promote humanistic values. If evil is called good, then it becomes good -- just ask Adolf Hitler."
 -- Erwin W. Lutzer, "Hitler's Cross," Moody Publishers, p. 81 

 Lullaby to the Unborn - free sheet music

World Magazine
ROE V. WADE | Rowing hard amid an ocean of abstractions
By MARVIN OLASKY

- to support, refer, etc.
or go to www.choiceonesupport.org for one of my favorite centers

a Lesson for the Sanctity of Life


Personal Study Guide of The Sacredness of Human Life
baby at 8 weeks from www.priestsforlife.org

 The sanctity of life isn't just about the unborn but about the inherent value of others.  Check out this heart-warming story and the value of a 3 year old autistic child as seen by the eyes and deeds of a complete stranger on a plane

Dear 'Daddy' in Seat 16C
Posted: 01/13/2014 8:22 am

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