Pro-Lifers Press Case Against Calif. Law They Claim ‘Decriminalizes Infanticide’, by Joan Frawley Desmond

Brain Death: Let Us Remain Faithful to the Principle of Precaution, by Bishop Joseph E. Strickland, Joseph M. Eble, MD

April 22, 2022

WATCH! The Astonishing Revelation Recorded in St. Faustina’s Diary On the Day of Pope Francis’ Birth

April 22, 2022

California capitol

Critics say Bill AB 2223 could weaken protections for newborn infants, leaving some more vulnerable to neglect, abuse and abandonment.

By Joan Frawley Desmond, EWTN News, April 21, 2022

Joan Frawley Desmond Joan Frawley Desmond, is the Register’s senior editor. She is an award-winning journalist widely published in Catholic, ecumenical and secular media. A graduate of the Pontifical John Paul II Institute for Studies of Marriage and Family, she lives with her family in California.

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Hundreds of pro-life activists and Christian church groups in California swarmed the statehouse in Sacramento April 19, waiting to register their opposition to proposed legislation they claim would “decriminalize infanticide.”

The tense, hour-long hearing on the controversial bill was dominated by testimony warning that the legislation could weaken protections for newborn infants, leaving some more vulnerable to neglect, abuse and abandonment.

“We are thrilled to see Californians all over the state traveling hundreds of miles to tell legislators decriminalizing infanticide is barbaric and indefensible,” Jonathan Keller, president of California Family Council, said in an April 18 statement marking the campaign to stop the bill. …

Continue reading >>>>

Pro-Lifers Press Case Against Calif. Law They Claim ‘Decriminalizes Infanticide’, by Joan Frawley Desmond

Brain Death: Let Us Remain Faithful to the Principle of Precaution, by Bishop Joseph E. Strickland, Joseph M. Eble, MD

WATCH! The Astonishing Revelation Recorded in St. Faustina’s Diary On the Day of Pope Francis’ Birth

Critics say Bill AB 2223 could weaken protections for newborn infants, leaving some more vulnerable to neglect, abuse and abandonment.

By Joan Frawley Desmond, EWTN News, April 21, 2022

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Hundreds of pro-life activists and Christian church groups in California swarmed the statehouse in Sacramento April 19, waiting to register their opposition to proposed legislation they claim would “decriminalize infanticide.”

The tense, hour-long hearing on the controversial bill was dominated by testimony warning that the legislation could weaken protections for newborn infants, leaving some more vulnerable to neglect, abuse and abandonment.

“We are thrilled to see Californians all over the state traveling hundreds of miles to tell legislators decriminalizing infanticide is barbaric and indefensible,” Jonathan Keller, president of California Family Council, said in an April 18 statement marking the campaign to stop the bill. …

Related posts

Daily Scripture Reading and Meditation: My Sheep Hear My Voice

Media Suddenly Concerned About Embryos Because They’re Palestinian, by Jordan Boyd

Nuns Who Feuded With Texas Bishop Say They Will Defy Vatican Order on Monastery’s Governance, by Tyler Arnold