 Culture of Life............. |
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Lord, You are the Source of life (Psalm 35:10)
Respect Life Committee
As Catholic Christians, we are encouraged to find ways in our every day lives to support life in positive ways – not just with our families, friends, neighbors and co-workers but also with the elderly, the frail and chronically ill, the disabled and the unborn. In other words, we are challenged to be a voice for those who have little worth economically or politically. All life is precious and is God’s gift to us. We are not to judge the value of life by society’s standards. All human life, from conception to natural death, is made in the image of our God.
The Respect Life Ministry at Holy Eucharist seeks to provide education as well as to provide opportunities to help develop a culture that is life affirming. Our web page will provide new and informative materials each month that will help educate us all on issues such as stem cell research, abortion, euthanasia, disabilities, brain death and more.
To find out practical ways that you can help this ministry call Mario Dianora at 609-654-8916 or contact him at dianoramd@verizon.net.
Did you know that the Knights of Columbus, Tabernacle Council 8733, plan to erect a monument celebrating life on the grounds of Holy Eucharist Church?
Did you know that a judge in Florida was able to
order a disabled woman to be given no food, water, or even Holy
Communion?
More Information
Did you know a young girl cannot be given Tylenol or aspirin at school without parental permission, but this same child can be taken even across state borders for an abortion without her parents’ knowledge? More information
Do you know the crucial difference between stem cell research and embryonic stem cell research? More Information
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Left to Tell: Discovering God Amidstthe Rwandan HolocaustBy Immaculče Ilibadiza
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This Voice in My Heart: A Genocide Survivor's
Story of
Escape,Faith, and Forgiveness
“Not all moral issues have the same moral weight as abortion and euthanasia. There may be legitimate diversity of opinion even among Catholics about waging war and applying the death penalty, but not…with regard to abortion and euthanasia.” Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger, now Pope Benedict XVI
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