Check out the change of terminology by Planned parenthood.
Read Here
Tuesday, September 16, 2014
Thursday, August 21, 2014
THE ASTONISHING ORIGIN OF AMERICA'S 'GREATEST' ABORTION PROVIDER IS A DARK ONE INDEED
Michael Brown's article from Spiritdaily, Aug 21st 2014, entitled "The Astonishing Origin of America's Greatest Abortion Provider is a Dark One Indeed" hits the nail on the head about Planned Parenthood.
It is quite telling of this organization's evil roots and operation. Please pray for the employees of PP and their families; for their conversion and that they see the Light.
Read Here
It is quite telling of this organization's evil roots and operation. Please pray for the employees of PP and their families; for their conversion and that they see the Light.
Read Here
Sunday, August 3, 2014
Planned Parenthood of the Fingerlakes Alarming Statitistics
If you look at the Fingerlakes Planned Parenthood “Time to Build”
website page, you’ll see some alarming statistics.
These quotes from the webpage show why the Corning area needs to immediately
establish a Pro-Life Family Center. We
need to offer real services to our community as an alternative to the
devastation that Planned Parenthood delivers:
“Today, PPSFL operates five health centers
across the Southern Finger Lakes region, in Ithaca, Elmira, Corning, Hornell,
and Watkins Glen. Our award-winning educators visit schools, places of
worship, and community centers in every county we serve…”
Planned
Parenthood is very successful in reaching out to teens and ‘tweens, many who
are not in any way seeking a warped view of sexuality. And unsuspecting parents in our area are
sending their kids off to school, Summer Cohesion, YMCA, Big Brother/Big
Sister, Girl Scouts, and other youth groups without any idea that their
children are being indoctrinated by Planned Parenthood!
“In 2012,…programming staff reached
almost 14,000 people with essential information about sexuality,
decision-making, sexual assault, and much more…Some providers offer some of
the services we provide at PPSFL, but there is no single agency in our
four-county region that provides all of the services that PPSFL does for all
patients, regardless of income or insurance coverage.
Unfortunately,
we know that three new “state of the art” comprehensive agencies here soon! Planned Parenhood will gain the trust of our
youth in schools and youth programs, and they will even be given free
contraception. When the contraception
fails (as we know it does because more than 50% of girls who seek abortion
report that they were using contraception at the time they became pregnant)
then our local Planned Parenthood will be ready to step in and provide chemical
abortions up to 7 weeks, and surgical abortions up to the very time of
delivery. (The cost escalates with the length of gestation.) Our youth will be victims of the very
organization that works so hard to encourage them to experiment with their
sexuality!
FINGERLAKES PLANNED
PARENTHOOD 2012 STATISTICS
Here are some revealing statistics from the Fingerlakes Planned
Parenthood website. All are from 2012,
the most recent year that the government requires them to release.
·
69%
of Planned Parenthood clients are 150% below poverty level
Margaret Sanger’s dream of eliminating “undesirables” continues to
be Planned Parenthood’s mission here in the Corning area! The children of the poor are being eliminated
every day!
·
1,178
abortions in the 4 county area
This is an enormous number of abortions for an area that is lightly
populated! What’s worse is that this number will undoubtedly increase dramatically
when surgical abortions become available in Corning and girls will no longer
have to travel to Binghamton for an abortion!
More than two-thirds of the clients who turn to Planned Parenthood
are being paid for by taxpayers!
CAMPAIGN PROGRESS
According
the Planned Parenthood’s TIME TO BUILD webpage, the fundraising project is in Phase
II. The website lists donors for each
phase:
http://www.atimetobuildpp.org/gifts-to-date.html
Not surprisingly, Corning Inc. and its executives are listed
as donors along with the Community Foundation of Thompkins, and Community
Foundation of Elmira-Corning. (Margaret
Sanger, founder of Planned Parenthood, was connected to the Houghton family who
founded Corning Incorporated.)
OTHER CORPORATE DONORS:
·
M&
T Bank
·
Legacy
·
CSP
Management (a realty firm in Ithaca)
·
Vector
Magnetics (providing services and instruments for the drilling industry)
GRANT AGENCY DONOR
·
J.M.
McDonald Foundation is also listed (a foundation serving the New York region,
apparently with ties to Cornell University)
OTHER DONORS
·
Numerous
individuals
·
7
anonymous donors
More information will follow as it is released by Planned Parenthood. At this time, their website states that work to the Corning facility is scheduled for “late 201
Healing After Abortion
It’s hard to imagine a pain greater than that experienced by
a mother or father after aborting their child, but we know that the Blessed
Mother experienced unparalleled suffering as she watched her Son die on the
cross. The Blessed Mother knows the depth of all suffering, and when Jesus
entrusted her to us from the cross, she became our Mother too. The most loving and tenderhearted of mothers,
she always goes “in haste” to Jesus whenever a child asks for her help. Mary is united with Jesus in wanting us to be
united with Him, so there is no sin that can keep us away from God! Let us turn to our heavenly Mother in our sorrow
and our pain, knowing that she will bring us immediately to Jesus, who grants
His Mother’s every request.
Wednesday, May 7, 2014
New York committee kills Gov. Cuomo’s radical abortion expansion bill
A bill championed by New York Governor Andrew Cuomo that would have radically expanded abortion in the state has died in a Republican-controlled state Senate committee.
The Reproductive Health Act (S. 438), introduced by Democratic conference leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins, failed a vote in the Senate Health Committee by a party-line vote of 9-7.
Read the rest Here
Read the rest Here
Friday, January 31, 2014
A Splendid Fitting Quote
“Let us today ask
Saint Paul to give us …apostolic courage, this spiritual fervor, so that we
might be confident. “But Father, (you might say), “we might make
mistakes…”“Well, what of it,”
I might respond, “Get on with you: if you make a mistake, you get up and go
forward: that is the way. Those who do not walk in order not to err, make the
more serious mistake.” (Pope Francis)
Congressman: Seeing My Son Respond to My Voice in the Womb Made Me Pro-Life
Congressman Mark Meadows from North Carolina gave a moving speech during th edebate leading up to the passage of a bill that would ban taxpayer financing of abortions. For the article in full you can read Here
Wednesday, January 29, 2014
Bishop Matano joins faithful for the March for Life
Yes Bishop Matano joined us for the March. A true Shepherd indeed. read about it Here
Thursday, January 23, 2014
Greed, Fear, and The Holy Innocents
When Herod ordered the murder of all the male Hebrew babies
up to age two, those babies who died because of Christ became known as “The
Holy Innocents”. Since the legalization
of abortion in America
in 1973, more than 50 million babies have died from abortion and are today’s
“Holy Innocents”. There are some
startling resemblances and differences between the two.
It seems ironic that nearly the same number of babies that
died at Herod’s decree die each day in America through abortion, very
sadly, with the assent of their mothers.
Abortion is legal because of the greed of an industry making millions of
dollars in profit each year. Mothers
turn to abortion for a very different reason - fear. In most cases, the father has either
abandoned the mother or is pressuring her to abort. She fears the loss of the relationship if she
doesn’t comply. She fears parenting on
her own. She fears losing her job or that the demands of parenting will force
her to quit work or school. She fears
the loss of her goals and dreams, having to depend on the government for her
very existence, and being plunged in poverty.
She fears disappointing her parents, being thrown out of her home and
disowned. And because women who abort
report that they would have continued the pregnancy if they had had just one
person to turn to for encouragement and emotional support, it is clear that the
mothers seeking abortion fear isolation and abandonment most of all. In the end, though, when a person kills her
own child, she ends up feeling like a monster and this isolates her from
everyone. Common after-effects of
abortion may include but are not limited to self-loathing, depression, alcohol
and drug abuse, failure to bond with others, self-destructive behaviors, and
sleep disorders.
An estimated 4,000 Hebrew babies died because of one man’s
fear and greed. Filled with greed and
envy, Herod misused his power. His
decree was a desperate act to eliminate a child who he feared would become his political
rival. As a result, the slain babies
have been remembered for more than 2,000 years. Herod’s evil act created the first of thousands
upon thousands of red martyrs who have died for Jesus. One can only imagine the horror and shock of
the parents of these babies. The Bible
only tells us that “Rachel would not be consoled”.
Aborted babies will likely be remembered in history in the
same way that the Hebrew babies are remembered - as innocents whose deaths were
sanctioned by an unjust government. As Bishop
Fulton Sheen said, “Laws are only laws when they comply with the will of God.” Since it is God who creates life and who told
us, “Thou shall not kill”, we know that the destruction of these children is a
grievous violation against His law. And
yet, our nation’s Democratic party promotes abortion as a plank of its
platform. Like Herod, greed and fear of the loss of power motivate the
Democratic party to promote the murder of our nation’s unborn babies.
Still, the blood of our aborted babies can not be restricted
to the shoulders of the parents of the babies, the abortion workers, and the politicians
who defend abortion. Just as when
our country allowed slavery, our entire society bears the responsibility for an
unjust law. No one has the right to hurt women and kill babies, and everyone is called to defend the right
to life.
Jesus calls each of us to be
Good Samaritans, offering help to parents who are contemplating abortion and to
those who are suffering after abortion. We
must pray to Jesus for the conversion of abortion workers and all politicians
who promote abortion. We must be salt
and light for the world. If all Christians
truly acted like followers of Christ, abortion would end and the world would be
changed with His message of hope and help.
Saturday, January 18, 2014
Day 1 Novena for Life
Please join pro-lifers across the country in this very special 9 day Novena for life.
Day 1 starts today, Jan 18th and reflection and prayers can be found Here
Day 1 starts today, Jan 18th and reflection and prayers can be found Here
Frontline News!
Indiana
Abortionist Criminally Charged After Failing to Report Statutory Rape on
13-Year-Old Girl
Read article Here
A reflection from the Divine Intimacy
O that ungrateful men would remember
how much we have cost our Savior! We were not redeemed at the price of gold or
silver, but by Christ’s precious Blood. We no longer belong to ourselves,
because Christ has paid a ransom for us. Jesus has every right to rule over
us. He MUST reign. (1 Cor.15, 25)
Like the angels, we have been
created for the glory of Christ. To glorify Jesus as our King is to live in
docile submission to His gentle rule. His reign is one of love; out of love for
us and to save us, He came down from heaven and became one of us. He died on
the cross for the same reason, shedding all His Blood for us.
He reigns in the crib. He reigns
from the height of the cross. Behold the price He paid to win our poor hearts,
He who by His very nature was already our absolute ruler. Let us not resist the
gentle violence of His infinite love; let us give ourselves entirely to Him,
allowing Him to reign in our minds, our wills, and in our
hearts.
O Lord, why did You have to abase
Yourself to the obscurity of Bethlehem , to humiliate Yourself even to dying on
the Cross, even to shedding all Your Blood in order to win my heart? My heart,
my whole life, and all my being already belonged to You, because Your are my
Creator and because I was created for Your glory. But You willed to forget all
Your rights and You came to me like a beggar, seeking my poor heart.
O Jesus, how can I still resist Your
infinite love? Take my heart; take my whole being and make me a living praise
of Your glory.
Saturday, January 4, 2014
The Most Holy Name of Jesus
"We come to consider how this Infant, new born spiritually, shall be named. I think there is no name more fitting for him than Jesus, for Scripture says: He was called Jesus (Lk 2:21). This is the most sacred of all names. It was foretold by the prophets, announced by an angel, proclaimed by the Apostles, and desired by all the saints. O powerful name! O grace-filled and joyous name! O delightful and glorious name!
This name is powerful, because it brings down our enemies, restores our strength, and renews our mind. It is grace-filled, because in it contained the foundation of faith, the ground of hope, and the fulfillment of holiness. It is joyous, because it is gladness to the heart, music to the ear, honey to the tongue, and splendor to the mind. It is delightful, because it nourishes when it is recalled, soothes when it is uttered, and anoints when it is invoked, refreshes when it is written, and instructs when it is read. It is truly a glorious name, because it gives sight to the blind, makes the lame walk, brings hearing to the deaf, speech to the dumb, and life to the dead. O blest name endowed with such powers!
Devout soul, whether you are writing, reading, or teaching or whatever you are doing - may nothing have taste for you, nothing please you, apart from Jesus. To the little Infant begotten in you spiritually, give the name Jesus; which means: Savior, amidst the miseries of this life. May he save you from the vanities of the world which entice you, from the deceits of the devil which surround you, and from the weakness of the flesh which torments you. Devout soul, amidst the many scourges of this life cry out:
Jesus, Savior of the world, save us
whom you have redeemed by your cross and blood.
Help us, O Lord our God.
Save us, sweet Jesus, our Savior.
Strengthen the weak, comfort those who mourn,
help the frail and give constancy to the faint-hearted."
St. Bonaventure
From the Magnificat Jan 3rd, 2014 meditation of the day
This name is powerful, because it brings down our enemies, restores our strength, and renews our mind. It is grace-filled, because in it contained the foundation of faith, the ground of hope, and the fulfillment of holiness. It is joyous, because it is gladness to the heart, music to the ear, honey to the tongue, and splendor to the mind. It is delightful, because it nourishes when it is recalled, soothes when it is uttered, and anoints when it is invoked, refreshes when it is written, and instructs when it is read. It is truly a glorious name, because it gives sight to the blind, makes the lame walk, brings hearing to the deaf, speech to the dumb, and life to the dead. O blest name endowed with such powers!
Devout soul, whether you are writing, reading, or teaching or whatever you are doing - may nothing have taste for you, nothing please you, apart from Jesus. To the little Infant begotten in you spiritually, give the name Jesus; which means: Savior, amidst the miseries of this life. May he save you from the vanities of the world which entice you, from the deceits of the devil which surround you, and from the weakness of the flesh which torments you. Devout soul, amidst the many scourges of this life cry out:
Jesus, Savior of the world, save us
whom you have redeemed by your cross and blood.
Help us, O Lord our God.
Save us, sweet Jesus, our Savior.
Strengthen the weak, comfort those who mourn,
help the frail and give constancy to the faint-hearted."
St. Bonaventure
From the Magnificat Jan 3rd, 2014 meditation of the day
Monday, December 30, 2013
Why God Allows Evil
It is a certain truth that if God in his providence
exterminated every evil deed at once, killed every evil-doer, the final sum of
goodness would be less. We have our
Lord’s own words for it; there would be diminution. Goodness itself, sanctity itself, is fostered
by the proximity of evil. As Saint Augustine puts it so
well: it pleased God to make good come
out of evil rather than to abolish all evil.
God could have abolished all evil in his omnipotence; he did not;
he did the better thing; he made
good come out of evil, he makes sanctity come out of it; makes martyrs through the cruelty of man, and
give his Church the most glorious traditions of fortitude and courage through
the very presence of enemies in her midst and around her walls. When the great day of harvest comes, sanctity
will be found to be so great and so high by very reason of the wickedness that
encompassed it.
Our lives are constantly bound up with those of other people
in some way or another. Perhaps those people
fail in many things, but they are in some way a portion of our own lives; they partake of the graces we possess. “The faithless husband,” says St. Paul , “will be
sanctified through the believing wife.”
The children of believers are sanctified through the very fact of their
paternity. One person in a family may be
the salvation of the whole family, though it may not be given to him to see the
final issues and the ultimate results.
But there is the fact – an absolute certainty, goodness inevitably produces
goodness; it is unconquerable, it cannot be stifled, it has greater
ramifications than evil can ever have….One saint outweighs a hundred, a
thousand, perhaps a million sinners.
The sanctity of one saint prevails over the sinfulness of a thousand
sinners. Sin is negative; sanctity,
positive. Sanctity is more powerful than
sin; sanctity is, in fact, the only real power.
1875 - 1938
Friday, December 27, 2013
Christmas Day
The Virgin had a more perfect faith than any other
before her or since. All her gestures
were an expression of her faith and her tenderness. She would have kissed His feet because he was
her Lord, His cheek because He was her Son.
She would have remained quietly contemplating Him for a very long
time.
It has
been said that the manger is a Chair of learning. Today we should learn the lessons which Jesus
teaches us, even when He is just a newly born child, from the very moment He
opens His eyes on this blessed land of men.
He is born poor, and He teaches us that happiness is not to be found in
an abundance of earthly goods. He comes
into the world without any ostentation, encouraging us to be humble and not to
depend on the applause of men. God
humbled Himself to allow us to get near Him, so that we could give our love in
exchange for His, so that our freedom might bow, not at the sight of His power
merely, but before the wonder of His humility. ..Today our Savior is born. There can be no room for sadness when Life
has just been born; that Life which overcomes all fear of death and fills us
with the joy of the pledge of eternity.
Nobody should feel excluded from sharing in such joy. Our reason for rejoicing is common to all,
because Our Lord, destroyer of sin and death, not finding anyone free of sin,
has come to free us all.
~Saint Jose Marie
Escriva
During these days of Christmas, we sing with exultation
because love will be among us till the end of time. The presence of the child is Love among
men; the world is no longer a place of
darkness; those who seek for love know
where to find it. It is essentially love
that each man needs, even those men who claim to be already fully satisfied…Holy
Mary, Mother of God, pray for us!
~In
Coversation with God volume 1 p. 222-227
Pro-Life Challenge:
Do I have a heart full of Christmas joy, ready to follow the
Child wherever He may lead?
Monday, December 23, 2013
23rd Day of Advent
~Divine Intimacy p. 64
“Prepare
the way of the Lord, make straight His paths.
Every valley shall be filled; and every mountain and hill shall be
brought low.“
The voice of John the Baptist is heard inviting us
to prepare “the way of the Lord”. This invitation is especially a call to
humility: John was not only the herald
of this virtue, but its model too. We
know by the testimony of Jesus Himself, that he was “more than a prophet” and that “there hath not risen among them that
are born of women one greater than John the Baptist”. John
claimed to be nothing more than a mere voice, “the voice of one crying in the
wilderness: Make straight the path of
the Lord”. One greater was coming whom he declared himself “unworthy
to untie His sandal”. And he added,
“He must increase, but I must decrease.”
John the
Baptist gives us the profound sentiments of humility with which, in our heart,
we ought to make smooth “the way of the
Lord”. If the valleys, that is, our
deficiencies, are to be filled up with love, then the mountains and hills, that
is the vain pretense of pride, must be made low by humility. A heart filled with self-love and pride
cannot be filled with God, and too small will be the place reserved in it for
the sweet Babe of Bethlehem.
~Divine Intimacy p. 64
Pro-Life Challenge:
Do I put aside my human concerns and boldly work to bring
others to Christ?
22nd Day of Advent
“Love is repaid by love!”
This is the motto which has made saints, and spurred a multitude of souls to greater generosity.
The Incarnation of the Word is the greatest proof
of God’s infinite love for men. God has
loved man from all eternity, and in order to draw him to Himself, He did not
hesitate to send His own Son in the likeness of sinful flesh. With hearts full of love, we must run to meet
Love who is about to appear “incarnate” in the Infant Jesus. May it be a love that is faithful in great
things as well as in small, an ingenious love that is always seeking
opportunities to repay God’s infinite love.
“Love is repaid by love!”
This is the motto which has made saints, and spurred a multitude of souls to greater generosity.
~Divine
Intimacy p. 64
Pro-Life Challenge:
Do I seek opportunities to serve God by helping others? Am I daring in my apostolate? Is God asking more of me?
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