With renewed efforts to remove restrictions on abortion here, it is essential that the Government and politicians are held to account for the huge increase in abortions here, over 60,000 to date, when it was stated that they would be rare. It is vital that the efforts to silence those concerned with this number are opposed.
A Rally for Life is to take place in Belfast on Saturday, July 4 and it is vital that this is supported by those who value life and certainly do not see abortion as a solution to a crisis pregnancy.
As has been pointed out many times, no other option but abortion is offered to those seeking help. It is sad that efforts to highlight this are ignored by the media in general so that many are not even aware of this tragic situation.
Attendance at this Rally will give support and encouragement to those in Northern Ireland, where abortion was introduced against the wishes of the people there.
It will also show support for all our people who have battled long and will continue, le cunamh De, to do so as long as we are able..
Buses will be provided and those wishing to travel to Belfast should phone 0892469599 for further details.
Please consider travelling to stand with those who have battled for very many years to resist having abortion forced on them and to speak for those who have no voice but ours and to show that we are all in favour of supporting life from conception until natural death.
Remember, in these trying times, Mother Teresa’s statement that “there can be no peace in the world as long as abortion exists.”
Remember too that these abortions are Government funded while offering no assistance to those who wish to continue with the pregnancy but need help to do so.
We have tolerated this situation for too long and, if we don’t speak up and stand up, it will only get worse and result in more and more of our precious babies denied the gift of life.
Looking forward to seeing you there.
Think of Jesus who said ‘as long as you did it to one of these little ones, you did it to me’ and the reward for those who tried to ensure that it was good, not harm that we did in this regard.
Yours,
Mary Stewart (Mrs.),
Ardeskin,
Donegal Town
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