RESPECT LIFE AGENDA
2/10/2020
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After suffering a crushing defeat when they tried to oppose the Heartbeat Bill last year; Senator Steve Henson, Senator Nan Orrock, and their pro-death supporters took the year to lick their wounds and have returned this legislative session with a new targeted attack on the innocent and most vulnerable among us – Senate Bill 291, the “Georgia Death with Dignity Act“.
There are attempts to introduce a version of this same initiative every few years, each with a different, catchy, and seemingly altruistic name – meant to ignite a sense of compassion and support from those who don’t realize that their only goal is to continue to attack and erode the value of human life, and our morals along with it.
We are trying to determine the level of interest in Transfiguration families for going to DC for the March for Life in January 2021. If interested in learning more contact Peggy Desiderio at peggydesiderio@gmail.com. To get an idea what it’s all about, please review the following information.
Last night (January 30), we had Ms. Amy Edwards lead our discussion of “Pro-Life for Life”. It was a comprehensive look at the principles of Pro-Life, founded in Catholic Social Teaching, that are the underpinning of our sacred beliefs regarding the baby in the womb. She also demonstrated that those beliefs transcends only the baby and can be applied to many social issues that confronts us between birth and natural death. Please review her below. Note some of the slides have additional embedded videos. (To enlarge the presentation, click the icon at the bottom right corner of the box.
The day we found out we were pregnant was not a happy one. We weren’t excited, or thrilled. We did not see it as a blessing, or an amazing fortune. Instead, we saw it as a disaster. An unexpected misfortune that we were absolutely not prepared for. With our son only one years old, behind on our bills, and stressed out about our future, we just knew there was no way for us to provide for another child so soon. Diapers, wipes, clothes, a place to sleep, food, childcare, the list went on and on in our heads every single day.
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