Abby Johnson: Building a Culture of Life - Cornerstone Catholic Conference

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CORNERSTONE CATHOLIC CONFERENCE NOTES OCT 25, 2014

BUILDING A CULTURE OF LIFE

TACOMA CONVENTION CENTER, TACOMA, WA

 

ABBY JOHNSON: Former Planned Parenthood director, now outspoken pro-life leader, author of best-selling book, Unplanned, founder of And Then There Were None, a ministry to assist abortion clinic workers out of the abortion industry.
www.abbyjohnson.org

Abortion is the most common medical procedure in America – it is done blind – --not guided by ultrasound or sonogram imaging during actual procedure.

Abby performed 40 abortions per day; at 13 weeks – arms, legs, fingers, toes,        --internal organs formed and recognized.

Apathy: After 40 years of abortion - apathy continues as a significant driver of abortion.

Response to abortion: “We do nothing! We are silent! Church is silent!”  

--So very angry at our Church’s response!

70% of abortion comes from our churches.

57 million abortions so far – 57 million dead babies… What is it going to take?

Dear priests: please pray at the abortion clinic! If YOU lead, WE will follow.

How much do we talk about abortion? In our bulletin? During “Prayers of the Faithful?” Do we publish Sanctity of Human Life Sunday?

Our silence on this issue is deafening. If we do not value defense of life in the womb, why value the homeless?

One in three women have abortions in America.

Breaking News: 10 dead cats…more care and compassion for animals in shelters than we are with our unborn children in the womb.

Abby participated in 20,000 abortions.

 

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