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FRC Calls for D.C. Autopsy on Five Aborted Babies, Possibly Killed by Partial-Birth Abortion or after Being Born Alive
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- By Christian Newswire
WASHINGTON -- Family Research Council today called for the D.C. medical examiner to conduct an autopsy of the five aborted babies whose remains were recovered from Washington Surgi-Clinic. These five aborted babies may have been killed in violation of the federal Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act or the Born-Alive Infants Protection Act.
Multiple physicians who evaluated the remains of the five aborted babies recovered from Santangelo's clinic have speculated that there may be evidence of the abortionist committing illegal partial-birth abortions or even killing babies that were delivered alive. Cesare Santangelo, the abortionist at Washington Surgi-Clinic, has a history of "bad outcomes related to abortion" that led to his investigation by the D.C. Board of Health. He has been caught on video admitting that if a baby is born alive during an abortion, he simply lets the baby die.
30 Stork Buses -- State of the Art Mobile Medical Clinics -- Scheduled for Delivery in 2022
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- By Save the Storks
Save the Storks announces its highest-volume production schedule yet of its mobile medical units to serve pregnant women across the United States
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. -- Save the Storks is for every woman and continues to live up to that promise by reaching more and more expecting mothers. Our 64th and 65th Stork Buses are officially launched! Already in the first quarter, we have built two new Stork Buses for centers in California and North Carolina and relaunched one Stork Bus to another center in California. Each bus is given a name as it is crafted with the same love and hope that we seek to offer to each woman who boards a bus. And all services offered on a Stork Bus are free!
Members of Congress Demand that D.C. Mayor Investigates the Killing of Five Unborn Babies by Cesare Santangelo
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- By Christian Newswire
WASHINGTON -- 23 members of Congress wrote the mayor, stating "we demand that a thorough investigation is conducted into the death of each child. In order to accomplish such investigation, we request and fully expect the city to conduct autopsies on the children and preserve all collected evidence. Finally, at the conclusion of such examinations, we urge the city to properly and respectfully bury the babies."
Furthermore, they told the mayor to answer the following questions:
Please respond to the following questions by close of business on Wednesday, April 6, 2022.
In April and May of 2022, South Carolina will host Varna International and Israel’s Violins of Hope
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- By Amnon Weinstein – Founder Violins of Hope
For once-in-a-lifetime performances as they join together for a series of stunning concerts.
Varna International has presented its breathtaking musical productions at The Kennedy Center, Boston’s Wang Theater, and Lincoln Center. During this month-long concert series, local musicians will play the violins played by Jewish musicians imprisoned during the Holocaust. The exquisitely restored violins will sound again, bringing melodies to life in remembrance of those who perished. These awe-inspiring performances will take place at Columbia’s Koger Center, the North Charleston Performing Arts Center, the Greenville Peace Center, Newberry Opera House and many more! Please visit our events page to read about all our scheduled performances.
Just Say Something Hosts 34th Annual Red Ribbon Classic Golf Tournament
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- By Just Say Something
Greenville, SC – The 34th Annual Red Ribbon Classic Golf Tournament, presented by Reed Property Group, will be held on Monday, March 28th at the Thornblade Club, 1275 Thornblade Blvd, Greer, SC 29650-4515. Located in the picturesque valleys and foothills on the eastside of Greenville County, the Thornblade’s Tom Fazio designed, 18-hole, golf course is one of the Upstate's premier courses and a favorite of many pros. Registration begins at 8:00AM. Tee off time is 10:00AM. Sponsors include the Van Geison Team; Spinx; International Plastics; AFL Global; and The Tollison Family.
Abortion Clinic Under Fire for Possible Malpractice Improperly Disposes of Medical Waste and Private Patient Information
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- By Life Legal Defense Foundation
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. -- Life Legal and a coalition of national pro-life organizations including CEC for Life and Operation Rescue received evidence that West Alabama Women's Center (WAWC) in Tuscaloosa, Alabama illegally disposed of medical waste and patient records. We have informed state officials and demand that they conduct a thorough investigation.
Fr. Terry Gensemer found several large trash bags left anonymously on his driveway at his home in Birmingham. The black trash bags were full of bloody surgical pads, tubes of fluids, and a tube containing a small piece of human tissue. The bags also contained sheets of paper with the header "West Alabama Women's Center" with patient names and private medical information, including ultrasound photos.
National Campaign to Strengthen Marriages Starts February 7th
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- By Christian Newswire
National Marriage Week returns to encourage marriage, reduce divorce rates, curtail poverty, and benefit children
NEW YORK -- National Marriage Week USA, a national movement to boost marriage rates and invest in marriages, today announced the launch of their 2022 campaign, which will run February 7-14th. Confronting the continued pressure placed on relationships by the pandemic, National Marriage Week is calling upon organizations and individuals around the country to strengthen local marriages through grassroots efforts.
Led by National Marriage Week's new executive director, Erin Stevens, this year's campaign combines a public education component, which promotes the beneficial impact of marriage in reducing poverty and improving outcomes for children, with grassroots marriage-strengthening events in local communities across the United States. Serving as a national clearinghouse for marriage events, National Marriage Week will direct couples to resources and opportunities to invest in and nourish their relationships.
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