Does Pope Francis support abortion?

Just listened to this from Dr. Taylor Marshall and Timothy Gordon. Very very scary.



So I checked out to see what else I could find.

Found this from the Catholic News Agency

"The pope addressed Vatican officials, religious representatives, and members of international organizations participating in a March 7-9 conference on “Religions and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): Listening to the cry of the earth and the poor.” 

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In his speech to conference participants Friday, Pope Francis praised the SDGs and 2030 Agenda as “a great step forward for global dialogue, in the sign of a necessary ‘new universal solidarity.’”

So exactly what is in this UN document?

 "26 ...We are committed to ensuring universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education... 

3.7 By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes  

5.6 Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences"

(emphasis added)

"Sexual and reproductive health-care services" of course, always includes abortion.

I am speechless.

Trudeau shares Pope Francis's faith?

Justin Trudeau and Pope Francis from 1310 news:

"Trudeau, a religious Catholic, says the meeting was also an opportunity to have a deeply personal discussion with the leader of his faith."

Trudeau as a religious Catholic? You know, Francis wasn't born yesterday.

David Daleiden and PPFA - going out towards the margins of human experience

Meet the Filmmaker Exposing Planned Parenthood

"...They set their price per specimen—which is per aborted baby or baby part. The amount of money they received for those body parts far exceeds any real or imagined costs they have in supplying them. 

Planned Parenthood doesn’t do shipping or packaging—all of that is handled by the middleman biotech companies that they sell to. And those groups sent all of their own people in to handle all the processing of the specimens. 

So Planned Parent does nothing, yet they still are receiving $50, $75, or $100 per specimen. So they are clearly selling fetal tissue for valuable consideration and for a profit—and that is very clearly against the law. 

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I am Catholic, and I am a really big fan of Pope Francis. He has been a huge inspiration to me over the past couple of years, especially while doing this project. 

Pope Francis’s emphasis on not being closed in on yourself but always moving forward and always being willing to go out towards the margins of human experience—in order to bring the gospel to those margins—was a huge inspiration to me during this project. I don’t think there’s any place more on the existential margins of society than an abortion clinic. 

I think that when you have a place like an abortion clinic—which is a place where children are killed on an industrial scale—there is almost a sacramental value in bringing a presence to those places. We were there for good, out of love, and to welcome those children for the brief time that they will be in existence before they die. And to be in contact with and pray for all the abortion workers, the abortion doctors who are there. 

As a Christian you are part of the body of Christ. So your presence, even in those darkest of places, can bring the presence of Jesus."

Ireland cherishes life

Pope's Message to People of Ireland - Cherish Life

Posted on 31/07/2014 to 
Irish News - Catholic Church | Pro-Life |

In a special message to Catholics in Ireland and Britain for the annual 'Day for Life', Pope Francis has called on young Catholics in particular to work “to ensure adequate legal protection for the fundamental human right to life”.
 
The theme of this year’s Day for Life, which will be celebrated in Ireland on Sunday October 5, is #livelife Protect and Cherish Life from its beginning to its natural end. Pope Francis expressed his confidence "that this annual witness to the sanctity of God’s gift of life will inspire the faithful, and young Catholics in particular, to combat the culture of death, not only by working to ensure adequate legal protection for the fundamental human right to life, but also by seeking to bring the merciful love of Christ as a life-giving balm to those troubling ‘new forms of poverty and vulnerability’ (cf. Evangelii Gaudium 210) which are increasingly evident in contemporary society.”