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National March For Life 2024
27TH NATIONAL MARCH FOR LIFE - TORONTO | MAY 9, 2024
“Can a mother forget the baby at her breast and have no compassion on the child she has borne? Though she may forget, I will not forget you! See, I have engraved you on the palms of my hands; your walls are ever before me.” (Isaiah 49:15-16)
Our theme for the 2024 National March for Life is “I Will Never Forget You.”
Abortion and euthanasia are commonplace in Canada. In this age of extreme abandonment, it’s time to be reminded of the words of God given through the prophet Isaiah almost 3,000 years ago.
His promise “I will never forget you” is not only a reminder of God’s enduring faithfulness to His people, but also an eternal call for all of us to be witnesses to dignity of each human person.
On May 9th join thousands of students, families and Canadians from all walks of life as we gather on Parliament Hill in Ottawa for the 2024 National March for Life. Together let’s remind our elected officials to NEVER FORGET …
…the child in the womb…
the mother with an unexpected pregnancy…
the person living with a disability or mental illness…
…or the senior who needs care — not killing
“I will never forget you” (Is 49:15) reminds us of our responsibilities towards each other, and the ‘irreplaceability’ of each individual soul, created intentionally by God in His image and likeness.
Liberals delay assisted suicide for people with mental illness to 2027
The federal government has tabled legislation delaying the expansion of the Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) program to people with mental illness by three years.
The federal government has tabled legislation delaying the expansion of the Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) program, to people with mental illness by three years.
Health Minister Mark Holland and Justice Minister Arif Virani said that the delay to 2027 was introduced to allow time for a parliamentary review to take place.
A review to assess its state of readiness will take place in two years, they said.
The delay is in response to MPs and Senators on a special committee stating that Canada is not prepared to proceed with the expansion of the MAID program, following an examination of it.
“We agree with the conclusion that the committee has come to that the system is, at this time, not ready and more time is required,” Holland told reporters.
https://tnc.news/2024/02/01/liberals-delay-assisted-suicide-mental-illness/
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The International Day of the Unborn Child
Is an annual commemoration of unborn fetuses, observed as a day of opposition to abortion, on March 25. It was established by Pope John Paul II to coincide with the Feast of the Annunciation. John Paul II viewed the day as "a positive option in favour of life and the spread of a culture for life to guarantee respect for human dignity in every situation."
In 1993, El Salvador became the first nation to officially celebrate what was called a Day of the Right to Be Born.[1] Subsequently other countries have initiated official celebrations for the unborn, such as Argentina with the Day of the Unborn in 1998, and Chile with Day of the Conceived and Unborn, Guatemala with the National Day of the Unborn, and Costa Rica with the National Day of Life Before Birth, all in 1999.[1] Nicaragua began observing the Day of the Unborn Child in 2000, the Dominican Republic in 2001, Peru in 2002,[1] Paraguay in 2003,[2] the Philippines in 2004,[3] Honduras in 2005,[4] Ecuador in 2006,[5] and Puerto Rico in 2018.[6][7] Chile began observing the Day of the Unborn Child and Adoption in 2013.[8] The promotion of the International Day of the Unborn Child was endorsed by the Knights of Columbus.
Canada has the highest euthanasia deaths in the word
Saskatchewan Pro-Life Association supports parental consent.
Sep 8, 2023
Pro-Life association issues statement in support of new parental inclusion and consent policies announced by the Saskatchewan government by John Cairns
REGINA - While there has been some opposition rallies held against new parental inclusion and consent policies in Saskatchewan, one group has expressed its support: the Saskatchewan Pro-Life Association.
The group representing 3,500 members has issued a statement supporting the government’s move on August 22 to bring in the policy, which the Association believes “restores the rights of children and youth to be protected by their parents.”
“Requiring parents/guardians to be informed about the sexual health education curriculum and have the option to decline their children's participation will ensure family values are respected and foster greater communication between school and home,” the Pro-Life association stated in a release on August 29. “Parental permission for name or pronoun changes for students under 16 will safeguard them from undue pressure at school by peers, teachers, or third-party presenters to adopt a gender non-conforming identity. Pausing school involvement with third-party organizations whose agendas may not align with those of parents or curriculum outcomes is a reasonable and necessary measure.”
The organization says the new policies are “consistent with recent moves by other jurisdictions in Canada and around the world and recognize that parents are the experts on their own children and that they play the most important role in their education." They called the Ministry of Education policies “a step in the right direction.”
“We are grateful that Minister (Dustin) Duncan listened to parents regarding their concerns not only about gender and sexual diversity policies, but about sexually explicit materials being presented to students in Saskatchewan schools. Respecting parents as primary caregivers for their children and recognizing that parents are the strongest advocates for their children is something that should never be in question,” said Saskatchewan Pro- Life Association President, Frances Stang in a statement.
While in support of the policy changes, the SPLA is calling for additional measures They want to see the government permanently ban the ARC Foundation and SOGI 1 2 3 from Saskatchewan schools “because they have demonstrated a distinct bias in the sexual health arena.” The SPLA is also calling for the age of consent for medical and surgical transitioning to be raised to 18.
“How can it be a good thing for a minor child to step onto the transgender track leading to medical and surgical interventions without a parent's consent?” Stang said in a release. “How can we allow this for young people who are not even allowed to vote, whose brains will continue to develop into their mid-20s? It is only reasonable to reflect this legal and developmental reality in our legislation.”
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