“The battle to save Terri Schiavo from murder by starvation and dehydration grows more critical by the moment,” said Joe Starrs, director of American Life League’s Crusade for the Defense of Our Catholic Church.
“Hollywood continues to pound the American public with the message that the lives of the disabled are not worth living; that such a life is a commodity that can be taken at one’s own whim,” said Shannon Flanagan, college outreach director of American Life League’s Rock for Life.
American Life League vice-president Jim Sedlak will join numerous pro-life leaders and an untold number of supporters at a news conference and prayer vigil in support of Terri Schiavo on Saturday, March 12, at noon in Pinellas Park, Fla.
“The plight of Terri Schiavo has rightly raised concern about the care of the disabled,” said American Life League president Judie Brown.
“It is with great sadness that we reflect upon the death of Terri Schiavo, an innocent victim of a heinous crime.
Although we are deeply saddened by the death of our beloved Pope John Paul II, we pause at this moment to reflect upon his steadfast efforts to celebrate the inherent dignity of every human person through his consistent writings and teachings about the sanctity of every human being’s life.
American Life League will lead a pro-life prayer vigil outside of Planned Parenthood’s national conference at the Hilton Washington on Wednesday, April 13.
American Life League will kick off its Summer Crusade for Life walks by unveiling a new ad featuring one of the most pro-abortion Catholics in the United States Senate.
On the heels of the House passage of HR 810, a bill authorizing an expansion of human embryonic stem cell research programs, American Life League president Judie Brown recalled the enthusiasm of many in the pro-life movement when candidates claiming the pro-life label won last November’s elections.
This week, a documentary covering American Life League’s Crusade for the Defense of Our Catholic Church’s Summer Crusade for Life walks will be featured on EWTN.
“The results of Terri Schiavo’s autopsy provide some answers concerning her physical condition,” said American Life League president Judie Brown, “but in no way do these findings justify the cruel death by dehydration that was imposed on a living human being.”
“It is an understatement to say that filling a vacancy on the United States Supreme Court will enable President Bush to make a long-lasting impact on this nation’s judicial system,” said American Life League president Judie Brown.