Enjoy this brief biography about a student with an intellectual disability. Let us respect the dignity of each person, even those who are developing in the wombs of their mothers.
St. Paul, Patron of Public Workers
Saint of the Day, St. Paul, 1/25/19
Abandonment, Art, Music, Compassion
My Journey Through the Womb, 7 Months to Birth
Journey through the Womb, Month 4 to Month 7
Saint Luke
My Journey through the Womb, Week 8 to Week 16
My Journey through the Womb, Week 4 to Week 8
Journey Through the Womb - Fertilization to Week 4
Overview of My Journey Through the Womb
Blessed Jutta - Use of Talent & Treasure
Ireland and the May, 2018 Vote
Morula - Mulberry Street II
The Archangels: St. Michael, St. Gabriel, St. Raphael, September 29
Touche'
Ears - Hear Ye', Hear Ye'!
One of our five senses, hearing, is critical when we communicate with others. I appeal to the Culture of Death in my letters, asking them why they do not wish to share creation with the child in the womb. Why would you deprive the child of the opportunity to hear the sounds of nature and creation? St. John Henry Newman suggests we use our imagination, appeal to others’ hearts, when we are combatting a serious evil in society.
PRI - Population Research Institute
St. Maximilian Mary Kolbe, Burning in Love, Saint of the Day - 8/14
Supertaster
There are advantages and disadvantages to having a mother who happens to be a supertaster. After some thought, I did offer her a big “Thank You”! In my letters to the Culture of Death, I ask them why they would deprive the child in the womb of experiencing the many delicious foods available to us all. I ask them to shed their pusillanimous tendencies, and embrace a loving, sharing attitude toward the child in the womb.