Loving My Aborted Son
If we can’t bring wounded souls to the heart of Christ, how will abortion ever end?
Results from Tag: 'post-abortion healing'
Listen Closely to Pop Singer’s Heartfelt Testimony: Abortion Regret Is Real
COMMENTARY: To love and to be loved is at the heart of what it means to be human. Kaya Jones found out, the sexual revolution assures us that ‘love is love,’ all the while rewriting the real meaning of lifelong, self-giving love.
Jesus Christ Is Waiting in Your Wounds
‘By his wounds you have been healed,’ writes St. Peter. ‘For you had gone astray like sheep, but you have now returned to the shepherd and guardian of your souls.’
Rejoice With Those Who Rejoice at Christmas, and Weep With Those Who Weep
If you know someone who is hurting from an abortion, consider reaching out to let them know the mercy of the Lord is waiting for them.
It’s Time — Post-Abortive Healing for Moms (and Dads)
There are millions of post-abortive men who could benefit from a Rachel’s Vineyard retreat.
‘Support After Abortion’ Is Breaking New Ground
The organization’s latest research shows that women who have experienced medication abortions do not know how to find help if they need emotional healing.
The Vatican, Nancy Pelosi and Healing From Abortion
I pray the day will come when we can all experience the joy of Nancy Pelosi’s conversion, and I pray that we stand faithful and courageous in the meantime.
What Pro-Lifers Know About the Women Getting Abortions in America — and How to Reach Them
Pro-life advocates discuss and dispute the findings of one national story about abortion statistics.
Our Lady of Częstochowa, Patroness of Women Scarred by Abortion
An interview with Theresa Bonopartis, founder and director of Entering Canaan helping to guide women suffering from the emotional scars of a past abortion.
Love Them Both: Offering Healing to Women After Abortion
“Their past failure to express love for their child,” says woodworker Tom Furtado, “should not … prevent them from experiencing love for their babies now. Forgiveness is possible.”
