Catholic Church buries remains of unborn babies

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What if the Catholic CHurch had a program for pregnant mothers.

The CHurch would pay for the birth of the baby and all the shots and medical visits for the baby one year after birth for a young mother expectant with her first baby?
 
Bill the Catholic Church deos provide prenatal care and prediatric care for low income or teenage mother’s. Call any Catholic Hospital or the Prolife Office and they will direct you to services and help either finacial or emotional. Even in Massachusetts we help these woman. Here we are having baby showers and cash donations to help mother’s. The Prolife office also can help woman who are suffering emotionally from past abortions by way of Project Racheal. Libs love to say we don’t care about the woman or the babies after they are born but that just isn’t true. The press never covers stories about the Church doing things well.
Kathy
 
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rockymountainnews.com/drmn/religion/article/0,1299,DRMN_61_3493185,00.html

Apparently this is now making the national news…
I wonder what the pro-choice advocates are mad about, if they don’t consider their victims real human beings…

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The Pro-Aborts will find a way to say that the Church ‘has no right’ to bury the ashes because it takes the rights away from the mother…yet the mother in THIS case didn’t care about the remains to begin with.

You have to say that at least the Church has given these brutal deaths a 'Humane and proper burial." These are Human Beings.

God IS with Us!
Edwin
 
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What if the Catholic CHurch had a program for pregnant mothers.

The CHurch would pay for the birth of the baby and all the shots and medical visits for the baby one year after birth for a young mother expectant with her first baby?
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My parish does have a program for the care of expecting mothers, it’s called the Mother Theresa Maternity Home. It takes care of the mother up until the baby is 3 months old (ok, not the year old you mention but still very helpful). It’s paid for purely by donations and fund raisers too.
 
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