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SPUC Scotland protests against abortionists' conference [Edinburgh Evening News, 16 October]
SPUC youth and student newsletter published
SPUC has today published a youth and student newsletter. In its history, SPUC has consistently sought to support pro-life young adults and students. This has included support for pro-life societies, speakers, conferences, public acts of witness, and campaign materials. In the last few years we’ve seen a resurgence of pro-life youth societies in the UK. Our international youth conference has gone from strength to strength, making it the largest pro-life youth event in the UK. We felt that it was a good time to re-launch a straightforward, action-focused newsletter, about how we can work together for the culture of life. Please forward this newsletter to a friend. It features information about:
- SPUC's 9 Million Children campaign
- SPUC's pro-life speaker taster training day
- SPUC's youth blog
- SPUC's internship scheme
- SPUC's campaign to inform people about abortion-inducing forms of birth control
- SPUC's campaign to defend marriage, which protects unborn children
- SPUC's universities speaker tour
- SPUC's international youth conference
- news of other pro-life events and resources
Responding the announcement that the British Pregnancy Advisory Service (BPAS), one of Britain's main abortion providers, is launching a national billboard poster campaign, Anthony Ozimic, SPUC's communications manager, commented: "BPAS, which is a lucrative abortion enterprise, is cynically exploiting the hype over the upper-limit debate to drum up more clients. BPAS knows very well that there is no realistic prospect of new abortion limits getting past Parliament's large pro-abortion majority. Instead of pursuing the red herring of time-limits, ministers should instead cut off the tens of millions of pounds the government hands to BPAS in NHS contracts." [SPUC, 15 October]
Other stories:
Abortion
- Catholic bishops warns pro-abortion US vice-president not to receive Holy Communion [New American, 15 October]
- Marie Stopes situation in Belfast ‘grim’ unless politicians act swiftly: SPUC [LifeSiteNews.com, 12 October]
- Australian bishop warns against lethal age-rationing of healthcare [Tablet, 16 October]
- Elderly man died after 'doctors proclaimed him DNR without consulting family' [Telegraph, 16 October]
- Australian school-children taught heterosexuality is not the norm [Daily Telegraph, 17 October]
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