Category Archives: Information and Updates

Copied from an email from Docteur Doublier-Villette. Chers amis, L’été avance vite et le 5ème symposium de joséphologie approche d’autant : les 12 et 13 octobre à Flavigny sur Ozerain (Côte d’Or). Il faut être sur place pour l’accueil à … Continue reading →

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In a move that has shocked the European Union and drawn heavy fire from pro-choice and homosexual activist groups around the world, Hungary approved a new constitution that bans gay marriage, and protects human life from the moment of conception. … Continue reading →

UK Pharmaceutical Journal says it’s time to tell the truth about ‘safe sex” « Protect the Pope The journal of UK pharmacists, The Pharmaceutical Journal, contains an article by RoseMary Baker, a pharmacist from the Wirral, proposing that for the … Continue reading →

St. Ninan’s High School Giffnock’s Life Group plays an active role in raising money for pro-life work.  A few weeks ago they did a “bag pack” and raised around £168 and are planing on a staff coffee morning and pupil … Continue reading →

Here’s a link from Jim Gallagher which is very interesting. It’s from a blog called Linen on the Hedgerow.  Halliday Sutherland – the man who fought Marie Stopes in court and finally won!  

Well, here we are … the final day of the first 40 Days for Life campaign of 2011. And what an amazing campaign it has been with a record 247 locations! But that’s not the milestone………….. So far during this … Continue reading →

Sorry about this folks – I got the date for the NACF pilgrimage to Walsingham it should have read 28th & 29th May not 24th & 25th.  Thanks Angela for putting me straight.

With just 7 days left in the spring campaign, they are now aware of 346 babies whose mothers have turned away from abortion – that they know of! See http://www.40daysforlife.com/blog/

I have finally managed to get the website to a state where it can be viewed.  There is still a lot of work to be done on it, but I believe it more or less holds together now.  If you … Continue reading →