Editor’s note. On Wednesday National Right to Life News Today ran a story which explained why it costs money to defend pro-life legislation: pro-abortionists challenge virtually every law. (See “Court defense for Kansas pro-life laws expensive?

“(The doctor) was a filthy man who did not properly sterilize his equipment.”

“This general lack of a sanitary and professional environment starkly contrasted with all my experience inside other doctor’s offices.”

These are just some of the quotes from a police officer who was investigating a theft at an abortion clinic in Kansas City, Kansas. The officer said he shared this information with the Board of Healing Arts and was told “numerous complaints had been made about the clinic, but no laws have been violated.”

More: http://www.nationalrighttolifenews.org/news/2013/10/worth-every-penny-to-protect-women-and-to-eliminate-filthy-and-unsanitary-conditions-at-abortion-clinics

BY BEN JOHNSON

AUBURN, AL, October 15, 2013 (LifeSiteNews.com) – Molly Ann Dutton is Auburn University’s 100th homecoming queen, but she nearly became a different kind of statistic. Twenty-two years ago, she could have become one of the 2,739 children aborted every day in the United States.

When her father found out that her biological mother had become pregnant, he demanded she abort their child. Instead, the mother chose life.

Molly Ann Dutton

Turning to Lifeline Children’s Services in Birmingham, she found support and the help she needed to carry her baby girl to term.

The Christian service placed the child with an adoptive family. Now, Molly Ann Dutton is Miss Homecoming at the famous Alabama university.

“Because that resource was made available to my mother, she decided to give birth to me, and here I am talking to you guys 22 years later,” Dutton said.

She now wants to let others know that “unwanted” children can accomplish great things – and no woman has to face a stressful pregnancy alone.

Video and More: http://www.lifesitenews.com/news/her-father-wanted-her-aborted.-now-shes-auburn-universitys-homecoming-queen

BY K.C. SCHNITKER

October 15, 2013 (LifeSiteNews.com) – I am compelled to write this article, “Real Women Don’t Like Lust”, in response to the various media (movies, magazines, music, television and print) continually promoting and falsely characterizing women as sex objects and as insatiable wild lusty types while in reality all the emphasis on ‘sex’ and ‘sexy’ and ‘sex lives’ separated from real meaning and purpose is having the exact opposite effect- driving couples further apart and in the long run making women feel kind of pukey about it all.

I’ve become so frustrated by these dishonest, inaccurate and harmful portrayals of truly beautiful and life-bearing woman and the obnoxious emphasis on the errant notion of a ‘sex life’ that I came up with the following to express my thoughts:

There should be no such thing as a sex life.
There is “married life” and within it, the many expressions of love
which includes the physical renewal of the wedding vows.

Personally, I am just sick to death of ‘sexy’.  When a person looks ‘sexy’, doesn’t it means they look ready for sex?  I thought only prostitutes were supposed to look like that.  Ladies, how about some new adjectives?  How about…. BEAUTIFUL? How about…. LOVELY? How about ELEGANT?

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I received the testimony below from a woman who has experienced that very aversion that happens to women over time in this culture.  She enthusiastically relates what a difference moral family planning (a.k.a.- the practice of chastity in marriage) has made in the intimate area of their marriage and in her attitude toward the renewal of their wedding vows:

More: http://www.lifesitenews.com/news/real-women-dont-like-lust

1. “The Miraculous Journey” in Qatar

Imagine the surprise of Doha residents when the mysterious balloons covering Damien Hirst’s artwork were removed this week, revealing 14 massive sculptures of the developing child in the womb!

More: http://www.lifenews.com/2013/10/14/7-spectacular-pieces-of-pro-life-art-sculpture-around-the-world/