"Free" speech at Wilson High School: Pro-Life message not approved. Pro-homosexual message "approved"

Even though Bryce Asberg is only 15, he's brave.

He leads the Students for Life group at Wilson High School in Washington state.

But his freedom of speech was grossly violated.  He was told by school officials that he can't organize a day of silence, hold a vigil or even put up pro-life posters for the unborn.

Guess why?  Because it might "offend staff or students..."


Meanwhile, the "Gay Straight Alliance" at the same school put up posters that undermine the concept of natural marriage between 1 man and 1 woman.  And they were also allowed to hold a "day of silence."  School officials had not problem with that.  They were not concerned that it might "offend staff or students..."

You see, that's how "equality" really works on the West Coast. It's fake.

And here's a photo of the pro-homosexual poster. Notice the message promoting moral anarchy: "love knows no limits."  And that's OK?  And not offensive?

That's why it is so important for you and me to speak up right now, because if we don't, this type of censorship against pro-life students will only tend to spread to more schools.

Clickhere to send your peaceful protest to the school right now

Thank God, the Thomas More Society law firm stepped forward to help Bryce Asberg and his pro-life group regain their free speech at school.  The law firm sent a letter to the principal of Wilson High School, stating:

"We are prepared to pursue the matter in court."

To stop abortion: March for Life in Reading - 2012

Hundreds of pro-lifers spent their Sunday afternoon on May 20 attending the second annual March for Life in Reading, Pennsylvania.  The TFP Holy Choir of Angels Band provided rousing patriotic music for the two-mile trek as marchers made their way through the streets of Reading to their final destination, Holy Rosary Catholic Church.

Before the march even hit the pavement, several speakers exhorted those gathered to fight abortion as well as the HHS contraception mandate that especially targets Catholic individuals and institutions.

The sending forth speech was given by Fr. Paul Rothemel who gave his blessing. During this final address, a group of children gathered around the podium to take up crosses representing the millions of surgical abortions performed in America since Roe v. Wade.

The march passed by the Planned Parenthood center where some of those millions of abortions are performed on a regular basis.  It was a symbolic gesture, an act of reparation for the innocent lives lost to the horrors of abortion and the nihilistic culture from which it was spawned.  May Our Lady present our prayer before the throne of God and hasten the day when abortion will finally be made unthinkable in America.

Read:  10 Reasons Why Abortion is Evil

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BU students protest new condom policy

BU students protest new condom policy

A group of courageous pro-life college students are standing up for moral values in Illinois at Bradley University. Good for them. In the interview though, the pro-life student made a big mistake by saying that she was not opposed to the idea of "stopping pregnancy." Mistake, I hope, because if that is her real opinion, why is she calling herself pro-life? Hopefully, university officials will hear them loud and clear.

Notre Dame Finally Drops Charges Against Pro-Lifers

Notre Dame Finally Drops Charges Against Pro-Lifers

FINALLY. FINALLY. FINALLY. FINALLY. FINALLY.

2011 March for Life Reflects Youthful Resolve to Stop Abortion

Massive 38th March for Life Reflects Youthful Resolve to Stop Abortion

When abortion activist Nancy Keenan, president of NARAL, saw last year’s March for Life in Washington, D.C. she was utterly astounded: “I just thought, my gosh, they are so young,” she told Newsweek. “There are so many of them, and they are so young.”

Abortion advocates like Keenan must be uneasy with the "so-many-so-young" trend. However, as leaders of the pro-abortion movement get older and focus on retirement, the pro-life movement is ever more youthful, numerous and vibrant. And nowhere is the resilience and vitality of the pro-life movement more apparent than at the annual March for Life, where hundreds of thousands of Americans stand against the slaughter of the unborn.

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Dismantling the "choice" buzz word

Pro-life blogger Jill Stanek has assembled a team of 99 bloggers who are challenging the meaning of "choice," unmasking the pro-abortion rhetoric that cloaks the killing of innocent children with a single buzzword: "choice."

Choice, choice, how many children have been killed in your name.

Check out more details here

Stop Planned Parenthood at Boston College

Boston College Law School – a Catholic institution – currently lists the Planned Parenthood League of Massachusetts on its web site under "pro bono organizations."

SIGN the protest HERE

Priest Sacks Notre Dame Pro-Life Administrator

LifeSiteNews.com carried a troubling story about the University of Notre Dame's continued animosity towards pro-lifers. This time, an administrator who preferred not to go along with Obama's 2009 visit was sacked. It seems that Fr. Tom Doyle was involved in getting rid of Bill Kirk.

Read more here...

http://www.lifesitenews.com/ldn/2010/sep/10090208.html