An excellent story by Mr. John Martin at Human Life International - please, please see www.hli.org.

Conversation opened. 1 unread message. Skip to content Using Gmail with screen readers 3 of 1,393 These abortion victims need justice Inbox John Martin Unsubscribe 11:39 AM (4 hours ago) to me Image   Two years ago, pro-life activists found 115 aborted babies inside a box of medical waste in Washington, DC. Five of these babies showed signs of illegal partial birth abortions or infanticide. Today, their five bodies are still on ice, waiting for justice. On this episode, AJ Hurley shares the story of these babies. He got to hold them after the box was opened. And now he's fighting for justice. Listen to this incredibly moving story of Harriet, Christopher X, Phoenix, Angel, Holly, and the 110 other babies who have been wronged by the culture of death. Please share this important story with your friends and family. John Martin Chief Advancement Officer P.S. If you’re attending the National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis next week, stop by to visit us! We’ll be at booth 1023. Hope to see you there!   Living a Culture of Life Podcast: Abortion Victims Found in Medical Waste Box Still Waiting for Justice AJ Hurley shares the story of the five babies awaiting justice for their deaths. View...   Previous Podcast Highlights Scientific Alternatives to Fetal Cell Research w/ Jose Trasancos What a Pro-Child Community Looks Life w/ Fr. Boquet Why Catholic Marriage Must be Open to Life w/ Fr. Boquet   Sacred Heart – How to Practice the Beautiful Devotion Each Christian is encouraged to foster a devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, Which so loves mankind. Read more... Image   Sex Education and Pornography If there is one issue that social progressives view as clearly being a case where privacy and choice trump moral judgment, it is that of pornography. Read more... Image   Image   Visit our website Facebook Instagram Human Life International 4 Family Life Lane ● Front Royal, VA 22630 www.hli.org ● 540-635-7884 ● hli@hli.org Unsubscribe or Change Preferences