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Irish Pro-Life Voices Were Strong At The 'All Ireland Rally For Life'

Thousands gathered to voice their commitment to defending the pro-life laws of Northern Ireland on Saturday, July 7th at the All Ireland Rally For Life 2018. This year, the event was held in Belfast (alternating each year with Dublin) and it was almost ironic the new location for the northern rally was the Stormont parliament buildings — the home of Northern Irish politics which has been without a power-sharing Executive for over a year and a half. The event began at 2pm with traditional Irish music from a team of pre-teen children, followed by some opening remarks by DUP MLA Jim Wells — an outspoken supporter of preborn life. A man introduced as Reverend Jack prayed, then Dr. John Littell of Florida Hospital came to the podium and told how he works with a team of physicians in the U.S. to reverse the abortion pill, RU-486. He is a family physician, with a special interest in pregnancy and a passion for protecting the preborn. “‘A person’s a person, no matter how small,’ wrote Dr. Seuss,” Littell said. “And children can see that. If your children can see that, why can your politicians not? Jesus said to let the children come to Him because children see the light, and truth.”

Later in his speech, he expressed gratitude for his President, Donald Trump, telling the cheering Irish crowds, “Donald Trump has done more to help the pro-life cause in a year and a half than previous presidents have done in the past 30 years.” He encouraged everyone in attendance to pray regarding the appointment of the new SCOTUS judge. Next, a woman introduced as Adele stepped up to the microphone and shared her heartbreaking experience of being forced into having two abortions. She began by giving all the credit, praise and glory to Jesus Christ, her Savior — the One who had healed her from the devastating after-effects of her abortions.

She disclosed how one abortion had been forced by her doctor, and one had been forced by her partner. She regretted that no nurse, doctor, or midwife had taken her aside to ask her if there was any abuse in her relationship, because she would have readily told them and most likely kept the baby. With a strong voice, she shared how she turned to drinking and drugs on a daily basis just to try to function after the abortions. She hated herself, and described how she would physically start shaking and vomiting anytime she saw a pregnant woman or a young child. Any visit to a doctor or dentist would trigger physical tremors as she would experience vivid flashbacks. She told how she had wanted to die, and heard voices in her head telling her to take her own life.

But then she found freedom in Jesus, and shares her story now “to save others from going through what I went through.” She boldly declared, “The abortion industry is pro-cash, not pro-choice.” And she tore through the airfare arguments by saying, “My suffering was not from having to travel to England for the procedure — my suffering came from the procedure itself.” Then, a woman named Yvonne Morgan took to the stage along with her twin toddler daughters, whose lives had been saved by volunteers at Stanton Healthcare — a life-affirming pregnancy clinic in Belfast. It was a joy to see two little smiling faces which would not have been there if Northern Ireland were under the 1967 Abortion Act the rest of the UK is under. Morgan claimed the current law of the land that does not allow for abortion gave her the time she needed to navigate the initial shock of finding out she was pregnant and allowed her to make an informed decision, instead of an impulsive one. Vicky from Every Life Counts shared her devastating experience of her preborn daughter being diagnosed with Trisomy 18. She recalled on hearing the news, she asked her doctor, “What can we do?”, her intention being to help or save her daughter. But her doctor replied, “The only thing you can do is pop to England for a termination.” But Vicky refused. She consulted a trusted friend, who advised her to take a leave of absence from work to enjoy whatever time she would have with the baby… her daughter’s ‘first steps,’ in a sense. So she did.

Her testimony highlighted the humanity of the preborn child; even though her daughter died before birth, Vicky learned so much about her. “She loved cake,” Vicky said, “She would always kick more after I’d eaten cake, and a doctor told me that she could taste the cake’s sweetness in the amniotic fluid. She had a mop of curly black hair, a birthmark and long, beautiful fingers.” Vicky also spoke out boldly against those who argue for abortion on the grounds of fatal fetal abnormalities. “My baby was human, and special, and loved.” Halfway through the rally, Precious Life founder Bernadette Smyth took the stage to a roar of applause. She said it was now time to remember why we were all there. We must remember the unborn. She quoted Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel: “To forget the dead would be akin to killing them a second time.” She described how she had visited Liverpool to campaign for Alfie Evans’ release from Alder Hey Hospital: “Every day I was there, there was a helicopter waiting to take that precious child to the hospital in Italy, but he was denied his right to life. He was even denied a basic right to hydration and water. Alfie was systematically murdered. Every day, children are systematically murdered in their mothers’ wombs. We must remember them and stand in the gap for them.” A minute’s silence for all those slain by abortion was followed by live performances of two beautiful pro-life songs, before Tim Jackson of Donegal Pro-Life gave a rallying speech on the importance of showing pictures of aborted babies and exposing what abortion actually does. “We need to step up and use photos and videos to show the reality of abortion.” He also mentioned that news on a court challenge to the 8th Amendment vote would be announced the following week. Niamh Uí Bhriain, leader of the Irish ‘Save the 8th’ campaign, strode onto the stage next, her passion undiminished after the shock of the Referendum on May 25th. “Nothing — absolutely nothing — is made better by the killing of a child,” she said. “Time will show we are on the right side of history.” She quoted J.R.R. Tolkien: “So much death. What can man do against such reckless hate?” as she encouraged all in attendance to keep standing for life and keep fighting against abortion. “Real compassion doesn’t kill an unborn child. Real compassion offers mothers better. A child's life is worth fighting for, a mother's heart is worth fighting for, and there is still some good in this world and it is worth fighting for.” A few more pro-life songs and then Bernadette Smyth took the stage again for a closing call to action. She, too, quoted Tolkien: “I wish it need not have happened in my time," said Frodo. "So do I," said Gandalf, "and so do all who live to see such times. But that is not for them to decide. All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given us.”

Then, she  quoted the abolitionist, Frederick Douglass: “It is not light that we need, but fire; it is not the gentle shower, but thunder. We need the storm, the whirlwind, and the earthquake.” She insisted that the hypocrisy of the nation must be exposed and indicated those gathered had been called to take action. “We need to get active and use our resources, gifts, and talents. We are not couch potato pro-lifers. We are active pro-lifers. We need to bring graphic images — we must use every opportunity to expose this bloody horror. New scientific evidence shows that preborn babies can cry in the womb. They show a pouting lip when they’re tired and there is evidence of them crying. It’s time to throw off the apathy that the enemy of life has sown through this land,” she declared. “We will only lose if we give up and do nothing. We must rise up as people of faith that God has called for such a time as this. We will work and pray to end abortion. The north is next? I don't think so!” The rally ended with a prayer in which those gathered were reminded they were not called to be popular, but to obey the words of Jesus. It was a powerful rally, well attended by everyone — except the local media. Though invited, none of them showed up. There were no news crews, film cameras, or reporters. Just an army of Irish citizens from the island’s north and south, from both Catholic and Protestant backgrounds, standing united for the sanctity of human life.

source https://humandefense.com/irish-pro-life-voices-were-loud-and-strong-at-the-all-ireland-rally-for-life-2018/

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Irish abortion result a seismic shift

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In three months time, Pope Francis will travel to Ireland and find a country undoing part of the legacy of a previous papal visit.

In 1983, four years after the triumphal visit of Pope John Paul II, the Irish people put the Eighth Amendment into their constitution.

The amendment gave equal rights to life to both the mother and the unborn.

Friday’s vote, which paves the way for parliamentarians to liberalise abortion law, represents a seismic shift.

It also represents another sign of the societal change that has taken place in the Republic, coming just three years after the country officially passed the same sex marriage referendum with 62% in favour.

The Republic of Ireland, in the words of Taoiseach (Prime Minister) Leo Varadkar, will no longer export its abortion problem to Britain or import its solution.

It is estimated that nine women travel to Great Britain every day for terminations, while four women buy abortion pills over the internet without medical supervision, risking a jail term of up to 14 years.

The hopes of 1983 that Ireland could become a beacon light in the fight against abortion were never realised.

In the intervening years, more than 170,000 Irish women have left the state to end their pregnancies.

While hard cases may make for bad law, over the years they certainly changed public opinion on this most controversial and sensitive of issues.

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Image caption A young woman leaves flowers at the Savita Halappanavar mural in Dublin

Controversial cases have included rape and incest, in which victims were told they were not entitled to a legal termination.

There was also the case of a brain-dead pregnant woman who was briefly kept alive against the wishes of her family until a court decided the foetus or unborn would not survive after a caesarean section.

And many women who were given a diagnosis of fatal foetal abnormality, where doctors believe the unborn will not survive outside the womb, have shared their stories of travelling to Britain to end their pregnancies.

The 2012 case of the Indian dentist Savita Halappanavar brought world attention to the country’s laws.

She pleaded for an abortion in a Galway hospital as her health deteriorated because of sepsis, but was denied it because her life was not in danger at the time and there was still a foetal heartbeat.

By the time Mrs Halappanavar’s life was in danger, it was too late.

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Image caption Pope John Paul II was the first pontiff to visit Ireland in 1979

Opinion polls had suggested that those seeking the repeal of the Eighth amendment would win – but by nowhere near the overwhelming margin it turned out to be.

Just one constituency – Donegal – voted against repeal.

It was carried across the class divide and in every age group, apart from the over 65s.

But the biggest support was from young urban women.

Sinn Féin, the republican party has a well-known slogan – Tiocfaidh ár lá – which, in Irish, means ‘Our Day Will Come’.

Now, there is a new Irish political slogan – Tiocfaidh ár mná – which translates as ‘Here Come our Women’.

Sinn Féin leader, Mary Lou McDonald, and pro-choice abortion groups in Northern Ireland have said they would like to see both parts of the island allow pregnancy termination.

Northern Ireland is the only part of the UK that does not allow for unrestricted abortion.

Make no mistake this is a major setback for those, including the Catholic Church, who urged the people to save the Eighth Amendment.

The people voted knowing that if the there was a Yes vote, the government planned to introduce legislation later this year to allow for unrestricted access to abortion during the first 12 weeks of a pregnancy.

Despite the reservations of many about this proposal, they still voted for it unpersuaded by arguments that human life began at the moment of conception and that the right to life of the unborn took precedence over the health of the woman.

In 1983, the Catholic hierarchy played no little role in the passing of the Eighth Amendment.

However, in the intervening years, it has seen its standing greatly diminished with revelations about bishops not reporting paedophile priests to the civil authorities.

There have also been revelations about what happened in mother-and-baby homes run by nuns for unmarried pregnant women.

In one notorious case in Tuam, County Galway, the bodies of infants were discovered in an unmarked mass grave last year.

A state-appointed inquiry said investigators recovered “significant quantities” of human remains at the site, many of which dated back to the 1950s.

There have also been allegations of forced adoptions, in some cases in exchange for money from rich Catholic Irish-Americans.

So, it was little surprise then the bishops played a less prominent role in a referendum about what they see as being about life and children’ rights.

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4 Dental Cosmetic Procedures to Get Today

Dental cosmetic procedures are treatments that enhance your teeth and smile. While these don’t emphasize dental hygiene that much still, they are important because they give a boost to your confidence. 

Sometimes in life, it becomes important to give a little importance to our looks and put in a little effort to make them look better and more charming. Definitely, we are not encouraging you to go overboard with cosmetic procedures, but cosmetic dentistry is never too much because it’s always right.

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Many of us actually need dental procedures but we don’t realize it. In this article, we will inform you about five dental procedures which you can also follow to brighten your teeth and add a shine to your personality. 

Teeth Whitening

Teeth whitening is a marvelous procedure because it removes the yellowish tint from teeth and makes your smile brighter. The procedure involves the usage of compounds that abrade and remove the fine layer of accumulated dirt on teeth to give you a vibrant white set of teeth. If you stay in America, you can find a professional dentist in Donegal to make your life and teeth shiny. 

Veneers and Laminates

Veneers and laminates are other pieces of dental material that match the tooth color. Where both of them are used to improve the shape, color, and overall look of a tooth. The difference between the veneer and the laminate is that veneers are stronger and more durable than the latter one.

Dentures

In old age when teeth fall out and the only way to get your smile back is to get artificial dentures that are created by taking the X-rays of your jaws. These dentures allow the elderly to eat their food correctly and also laugh out loud without getting conscious. 

Dental Cleaning

Dental cleaning is a little different from teeth whitening. In teeth whitening, specially manufactured chemicals are used to whiten and treat the yellow that is stubborn and doesn’t remove easily with daily brushing. On the contrary, while doing dental cleaning, plaque that is accumulated between teeth spaces is removed manually by the dentists. Dental cleaning elongates the life of teeth and keeps them strong for longer. 

Conclusion

Currently, cosmetic procedures are available for any type of anomaly that is present in our teeth. These cosmetic procedures are completely safe and do not involve any string or harmful chemicals. If you are also facing any confidence issues because your teeth are crooked and your smile is off-white, then you can obviously go to a dentist to make your smile lovely. 

We are not telling you to be conscious and change your looks. All we are suggesting you do is to go for what makes you happy in order to face the world in a good mood and sparkling smile. 

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