Salon Article Says Unborn Baby is "A Life Worth Sacrificing" | LifeNews.com

Salon Article Says Unborn Baby is "A Life Worth Sacrificing" | LifeNews.com

Here is a quote from the article:
Of all the diabolically clever moves the anti-choice lobby has ever pulled, surely one of the greatest has been its consistent co-opting of the word “life.” 
Excuse me?  Giving the word "life" its proper definition is
co-opting?  What about the way the pro-abortionists have
co-opted, no, make that DISTORTED the word "choice"?

JoyJotsJournal

I was reformatting my "Jots of Joy" page, and it got all messed up. C'est la vie!
Anyway, I decided to start over, (and thank God that we CAN start over!) and make
a separate journal.  Not a blog this time; a journal.

JoyJotsJournal

The creepiest abortion ad ever? Quite possibly. | LifeSiteNews.com

The creepiest abortion ad ever? Quite possibly. | LifeSiteNews.com

Click here  to watch.
Warning:  It may make you feel furious, or nauseated,  or both!

Tragic Anniversary

Today, January 22, 2013, is the 40th anniversary of the most tragic event in the history of our country: The legalization of abortion.

God help America.

New Painting in Rosary Art Collection

I've just added this painting to my Rosary Art Collection. 

Sunday Snippets--A Catholic Carnival

Please join me and a growing group of Catholic bloggers at Sunday Snippets. Thanks to RAnn for hosting!  I've found some wonderful blogs here.

Semper Gaudete!: An Icon and a Stained Glass Image

Semper Gaudete!: U.S. Bishops Call For ‘Nine Days Of Prayer, Penance And Pilgrimage’ Surrounding 40th Anniversary Of Roe V. Wade

Semper Gaudete!: Homily 2013-01-17 - Fr Anthony Mary MFVA - St Anthony

Semper Gaudete!: A post-abortive mother’s response to the ‘I had an abortion’ t-shirt | LifeSiteNews.com
 This replaces a previous post.

Semper Gaudete!: Books Read in the Past Week

Books Read in the Past Week

Classics are marked with a *

"Walden" *

{carried over from last week}

by Henry Davis Thoreau

[non-fiction, autobiographical]

"Best Friends at School"

by Mary Bard

[children's fiction]

(this book came out around the time

that Hawaii became a state; one of

the characters is a Hawaiian girl.)

"Elsie Dinsmore"
by Martha Finley
[children's fiction, Christian, Protestant, series]
{carrying over into next week}
(I'm working on a post about what I like,
and what I dislike, about the Elsie books)