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Saturday, November 12, 2016

World Renowned Pro-Life Speaker Rebecca Kiessling coming to Dublin and Belfast

REBECCA KIESSLING COMING TO DUBLIN AND BELFAST

Rebecca Kiessling, the National Spokeswoman for Personhood USA and Founder and Director of Save The 1, a pro-life organisation in the United States which campaigns for the protection of every unborn child in law and society, “without exception, without compromise”, will be coming to Belfast this Saturday for a week of speaking engagements.

Rebecca has a moving and powerful testimony to share. Rebecca was adopted nearly at birth. When she turned eighteen, she learned that she had been conceived in rape. She avows that she owes her life to the politicians who ensured that abortion was illegal in Michigan at the time she was conceived.

A visit from this world renowned pro-life speaker could not come at a more urgent time.

In Ireland, North and South there is immense pressure to change our pro-life laws and legalise abortion. In the North, there is a push to legalise abortion in cases of rape and incest and when an unborn child has been diagnosed with a life-limiting disability. In the South, there is an agressive campaign calling for the repeal of the eighth amendment, which protects Ireland's unborn children.

During Rebecca's visit, she will be speaking at a number of schools and churches throughout Northern Ireland and will be meeting with MLAs at Stormont, but there are two event's we would encourage you to attend.

TWO PUBLIC EVENTS NOT TO BE MISSED

Rebecca will be speaking in Dublin at a one day conference. She will be joined by Dana Rosemary Scallon and Kathy Sinnott, both former members of the European Parliament. The conference will be on Saturday 12th November from 9.30am - 2.00pm in the Royal Marine Hotel, Marine Road, Dunlaoghaire, Dublin, A96 K063

In Belfast, Mrs Kiessling will be engaging in a debate with Mr Les Allamby, the Chief Commissioner of the NI Human Rights Commission, on Thursday 17th November from 7.00pm - 8.30pm at Club Rooms 3 and 4, Queen’s University Students’ Union, 75-79 University Rd, Belfast, BT7 1NF.

For further information, contact 028 9027 8484 or email info@preciouslife.com

First Planned Parenthood closing since election scheduled in Pennsylvania

Planned Parenthood is closing its first facility after Donald Trump won the presidency on Tuesday.

The abortion giant announced the day after the election that it will close its Scranton site, calling it a “difficult strategic decision.”

Planned Parenthood Keystone president and CEO Melissa Reed confirmed the closure in a statement Wednesday. The Scranton location will close December 1.

“This decision was made after careful analysis of where our patients live and seek medical care as well as an assessment of how best to ensure the longevity and strength of existing medical centers,” Reed said.

Rumors of the imminent Planned Parenthood closure were out on social media earlier in the week, according to The Times-Tribune.

The abortion giant had reacted to the Trump win with anger and by rallying supporters for donations and protests in anticipation that Trump might make good on his pledge to defund Planned Parenthood as long as it continues to perform abortions.

It remains to be seen whether other Planned Parenthood closures are to come or that the abortion chain is simply positioning itself for more online revenue.

Reed said the Scranton Planned Parenthood closing was part of the abortion provider’s effort to streamline its business onto to the Internet, and that it planned to continue a presence in Scranton next year.

Planned Parenthood has been refocusing resources on webcam, or telemed abortions since 2008 to be able to reach clients in remote areas.

“While closing a medical center is always a difficult decision, this particular action will allow us to focus our medical expertise on fast-tracking the development of online health services with the goal of returning to the Scranton community to provide innovative, convenient and quality healthcare in the fall of 2017,” Reed said.

The Scranton facility did not perform abortions, instead referring clients to other sites.

The nearest Planned Parenthood locations providing abortions is its Allentown and Easton sites, some 75 miles away. Scranton Planned Parenthood clients will be referred to the abortion chain’s Wilkes-Barre and Stroudsburg facilities for non-abortion services 20 and 46 miles away, respectively.

The Scranton Planned Parenthood is one of its 15 sites in eastern Pennsylvania.

Scranton Bishop Joseph Bambera said in a statement on Wednesday that Catholic Church teaching says “that all life is a gift from God and is sacred.”

“As such,” Bishop Bambera said, “it is our fervent hope and prayer that any organization that provides health services does so only in ways that support and respect life at all stages, from conception to natural death.”

Bishop Bambera had also taken part in the August 2015 #ProtestPP nationwide event at the Scranton Planned Parenthood location. The event was established to raise additional awareness of Planned Parenthood after the exposure last year of the abortion business’s involvement of trafficking in human remains.

https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/first-planned-parenthood-closing-since-election-scheduled-in-pennsylvania