A Christmas Story

[Rosalinda]

This story illustrates how God can be using us in mysterious ways we never imagined.

For almost three decades Calvin College professor Pete Tigchelaar has had a three-month-old fetus, encased in plastic, that he uses in his human biology classes. He’s always thought of the tiny fetus as a good educational tool.

My apologies to those who have already read this story but it was news to me and one I plan to print and share with my friends and family who meet once a week to pray the rosary for the unborn.

But he’s not thought of it as a lifesaver.

Last year, however, that changed when a student in one of his biology classes privately inquired if he still had it.
Intrigued Tigchelaar said that he did and invited the young woman to his office for further conversation. There he asked why she was interested. She proceeded to tell him an amazing story…

:clapping:

catholiceducation.org/articles/abortion/ab0082.html

 

[Eileen_T]

When I was working at a crisis pregnancy centre the sister of one of my friends found out that the place she had agreed to drive a friend to the next day was an abortion clinic. She was twelve weeks pregnant and, yes, she had been told about the POC, that it was just a ‘blob’.

I gave her a video called “The Wonder of Life” which she took to her friends house along with other material. When the girl she the truth about how well-developed her baby already was she changed her mind. And continued with the pregnancy despite a lot of pressure from the baby’s father.

That happened so many times. I often wish that, when abortion was first made legal, the Catholic Church had put a program together teaching about foetal development.

I like the Nick Cannon music video ‘Can I Live’ and heard it has saved at least one child from being aborted.