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Thursday, October 30, 2014

A wife is a gift from God in life, death - The Arlington Catholic Herald

In July of this year, my wife of nine years, Sarah, passed away suddenly. We have four beautiful children, and our fifth was on the way. My wife was a gift from God during our life together. This woman made me into a man that loved the Lord and would pass that love to his children. In life and in death, Sarah gave me gifts to grow as a man, husband and father.
A wife is not a right but a gift that she and God give to her husband. A relationship that is Christ-centered will bring both spouses to a more fruitful relationship with God and each other. Often during our marriage I could see how Sarah brought me closer to God.   Visit:
A wife is a gift from God in life, death - The Arlington Catholic Herald

Monday, October 20, 2014

Pro-abortion Iowa Senate candidate falsely says he opposes late abortions

First, as a member of the House of Representatives Braley voted against the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act. H.R. 1797 would provide nationwide protection for unborn children who are capable of feeling pain, beginning at 20 weeks fetal age.
Second, Braley co-sponsored the “Women’s Health Protection Act”—which, as National Right to Life President Carol Tobias told the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee back in July, would be more accurately described as the “Abortion Without Limits Until Birth Act.”  Visit:  Pro-abortion Iowa Senate candidate falsely says he opposes late abortions

Wednesday, October 01, 2014

Ashley Bridges Made the Ultimate Sacrafice for her Unborn Baby - Please Pray for Ashley

A 24-year old mother, Ashley Bridges, made the ultimate sacrifice for her unborn baby when she denied life-saving chemotherapy treatment for bone cancer. Bone cancer accounts for less than 1% of all cancers, and cancer in young adults is extremely rare. In the United States, 2,300 new cases of bone cancer are diagnosed each year.
ashleybridgesBridges was only 10-weeks pregnant with her daughter Paisley when she found out about her diagnosis. Her doctors recommended that she begin chemotherapy immediately. However, in her case, this would mean ending the life of her unborn baby. Bridges said, “There’s no way I could kill a healthy baby because I’m sick.”
During her third trimester, Bridges was told that delaying treatment had allowed the cancer to spread. Even though she was only in her eighth month of pregnancy, she was told she needed to deliver Paisley immediately so she could begin treatment.
But even with multiple rounds of chemotherapy, her cancer was terminal. Bridges was given less than a year to live.

Do Not Delete! Defending Life at Risk in a Throwaway Culture Nov. 15, 2014 St. Francis University, Loretto, PA (Johnstown)

The Pro-Life Healthcare Alliance, a program of Human Life Alliance, is excited to announce this one day event hosting  a line-up of exceptional speakers covering a wide range of end-of-life topics.

Sponsoring organizations include: Counselors for Life, Altoona, PA, Sister Servants of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, Cresson, PA
To contact Human Life Alliance call 651-484-1040



Do Not Delete! Defending Life at Risk in a Throwaway Culture

8:00-8:40       Registration
8:40-8:50       Intro/Prayer
8:50-9:50       Julie Grimstad, LPN, Medical Futility and Patient
                      Advocacy
9:50-10:35     Cristen M Krebs, DNP, ANP-BC, Hospice in the
                      21st Century: A Life Affirming Model
10:35-10:45    Break
10:45-11:30    Loren Kirchner, MD, MS, FACP,Medical Oaths in
                      the Present Day
11:30-12:45    Lunch
12:45-1:45      Dr. Marie Hilliard, MS (Nursing) JCL, PhD, R.N,
                       POLST and basic   
                       principles of Catholic Medical Ethics
 1:45-2:30       David Mills, "My Father's Good Death"
 2:30-3:15       Ralph Capone MD, FACP, Patient Virtue and
                       Healthcare Decision-Making
 3:15-3:30       Break
 3:30-4:30       Panel Discussion/ Q&A
                       (Julie Grimstad, Moderator)

Lunch available in the Torvian Dining Hall building # 47, for $8.75

 Speakers listed in following post.

Healthcare Conference - Do Not Delete - Defending Life at Risk in a Throwaway Culture - Nov. 15, 2014 st. Francis University, Loretto, PA. (Johnstown)


Marie T. Hilliard, JCL, PHD, RN, Director of Bioethics & Public Policy of The National Catholic Bioethics Center, holds graduate degrees in Maternal-Child Health Nursing, Religious Studies, Canon Law, and a Ph.D. in Professional Higher Education Administration, as well as a doctorate in Christian Ethics honoris causa from the Franciscan University of Steubenville. She serves as a resource for the United States Bishops on the implementation of the Ethical and Religious Directives for Catholic Health Care Services.
David Mills, has edited both Touchstone andFirst Things magazines, is the author ofDiscovering Mary and the "Catholic Sense"column published in diocesan newspapers. He, his wife, and their four children were received into the Catholic Church in 2001.


Ralph A. Capone, M.D., F.A.C.P. is board-certified in Internal Medicine, Hospice and Palliative Medicine, with over 30 years of clinical experience and an abiding interest in American bioethics, its impact on the medical profession and on society. His past experience includes: ethics consultant at two Catholic hospitals, executive experience as the Medical Director of Jeannette Hospital, and Chief Quality Officer and Chief Medical Officer at Excela Health. Dr. Capone developed and taught a course in clinical ethics and he was medical director for a non-profit hospice. Presently he works part-time in palliative care as the medical director of the palliative care consult service at UPMC-McKeesport, teaches Catholic Bioethics at St Vincent College in Latrobe, PA and has published in bioethics. He is on the board of The Pro-life Healthcare Alliance and is a published writer.
Julie Grimstad, LPN, founder and Executive Director of Life is Worth Living Inc., past chair of the Pro-life Healthcare Alliance, a committee of Human Life Alliance(HLA), and on the HLA board of advisors.
Julie addresses all aspects of medical decision-making and patient advocacy. She has served as a volunteer patient advocate for 28 years.
Julie was director of the Center for the Rights of the Terminallyl Ill for 18 years. Julie edits and is a contributing writer to Imposed Death: Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide, andInformed, A Guide for Critical Medical Decisions, both Human Life Alliance educational supplements available atwww.humanlife.org.
Julie resides in Bedford, TX with her husband, William, and is the mother of five living children and two in heaven, grandmother of nine and great grandmother of two.


Cristen M. Krebs, DNP, ANP-BC, Catholic Hospice Founder / Executive Director, is a graduate of Robert Morris University's Doctor of Nursing Practice Program with twenty years of end-of-life care experience. In 1997, Dr. Krebs began the first faith-based, nonprofit hospice program serving Pittsburgh and surrounding counties. In May 2007, she incorporated Catholic Hospice, the only pro-life, non-profit hospice in Pittsburgh.
Loren Kirchner, MD, completed his MD at Northeast Ohio Medical University and residency at the Canton Medical Education Foundation in Internal Medicine. Dr. Kirchner is an internist at the Cleveland Clinic and also serves in the US Army. He has been deployed four times during Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom (Afghanistan). Dr. Kirchner's interests include euthanasia, end-of-life concerns in the current cultural climate, and the value of medical oaths.

Pennsylvania Conference Ticket

$30
Call 651-484-1040.