Archive for May, 2008

Planned Parenthood is at it again, this time in Cincinnati, Ohio. Cincinnati is already home to one Planned Parenthood which has drawn controversy for hiding statutory rapists. Now, Lifenews.com reports they are using the same methods they used here in Aurora to sneak a new mega-mill into town.

And where have they decided to place this new killing center? Across the street from Cincinnati's predominantly African-American high school. How can they keep arguing they're not trying to reduce minority populations when they keep targeting minorities with their population reducing services?

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Last Saturday, May 17th, our monthly protest at Planned Parenthood was finally blessed with some real spring weather! Though it's been warming up for months, we've had nothing but cold and wind every third Saturday. So it was a nice change of pace to head out to New York Street and Oakhurst Drive in shorts and a t-shirt.

As the sun shone down, the picket line grew. Dozens carried "Planned Parenthood Lies to You" and "Planned Parenthood BAD for Aurora" signs among others, showing the consistent, peaceful dissent that has only gotten larger in the Fox Valley over the last nine months. Several large signs bearing the image of Our Lord holding and aborted baby reading "Abortion Kills His Children" lined the north side of New York Street. [Continue reading . . . »]

I'm pleased to announce the launch of a brand new section of the Fox Valley Families Against Planned Parenthood community. Now, in addition to getting all your updates on pro-life in the Fox Valley on the blog, you can discuss the issues on the Fox Valley Families Forum. Follow this link or click the button at the top of the page that says "Forum" to visit and sign up today!

The Fox Valley Families Forum is a great place for conversation on a wide variety of issues. "A Matter of Life and Death" is the section where you can discuss the whole range of life issues from abortion to contraception to euthanasia and more. "Pro-Life in the Fox Valley" is all about local pro-life events and issues. Stop by "Foundations of Faith" for conversation about religion, or visit the "Off Topic Lounge" where you can talk about whatever you want. [Continue reading . . . »]