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Showing posts with label Fine Gael. Show all posts

The National Vigil for Life. June 8th 2013. Merrion Sq. 3pm

Thousands of people are working hard to oppose the Government’s destructive abortion proposal. Thank you for playing YOUR part.

We simply must keep the effort up to stop this appalling legislation. As things stand, two psychiatrists, with an obstetrician on the sidelines, will be able to sign away the life of a child of a healthy mother. This is a travesty of good medicine.

There can be no question of pessimism on our side or resignation that all this is going to happen. We must oppose this at every step – before, during and after events in the Dáil and Seanad – and propose a positive alternative. We must never give up on the cause of human dignity.

So we urge you to do all you can to make the National Vigil for Life on 8th June a big success. This Vigil comes at the key moment with the Government producing the actual legislation. 

We must demonstrate the massive number of pro-life people in Ireland. Early June is a critical time and we need you to do everything that you can – now.Please get involved by attending yourself and also bringing as many others as possible.

Bring a carload or a busload! 

To organise a bus from your area, please telephone Denise on (087) 266 8702, Theresa on (085) 871 1100 or Maria on (085) 883 4636

You can order leaflets instantly to spread among family and friends here

For information on updates like the National Vigil For Life Facebook page and follow @natvigil4life on Twitter

Fine Gael TDs and Senators to resist abortion liberalisation






The Irish Times reports today that a good number of FG Parliamentary Party members are set to oppose any moves by the Minister for Health James Reilly to introduce abortion in Ireland.
This is good news for mothers and baby.  Ireland, without abortion, is the safest place in the world for pregnant women.  
Let's keep it this way.
Fine Gael TDs and Senators deserve congratulations for taking this stance. No doubt they will individually benefit from it at the next General Election. The pro-life majority vote with their feet.
Read the Irish Times report in full here