Varadkar
Harvard graduate and Catholic author Aurora Griffin wrote: "My dad told me from the time I was a child that a day would come when I had to choose between what I most wanted and Christ."
Today many ambitious Irish politicians are being faced with that choice, having to decide how much evil they are prepared to do in order to advance in their careers.
The most fundamental values in a society are respect for human life, for truth and for the family based on marriage.
Enda Kenny radically betrayed those values and pressured many others in Fine Gael to do the same. Those who stood firm, at great cost to themselves, best served our society. They are the ones who deserve honour and our thanks.
Leo Varadkar, in one of his first acts as Taoiseach, instructed health minister Simon Harris to organise a referendum on the 8th Amendment. What a perversity!
Relying on a corrupt feminism that fabricates a clash between the well-being of expectant mothers and that of their unborn children, Varadkar seeks to remove the legal protection for the child in the womb.
In the recent past he described the present law as "far too restrictive", meaning "protective". He also, more justly, challenged use of the word "foetus" for the child in the womb.
For him, "a foetus is a medical word. It's like talking of your glossus instead of your tongue or your digits instead of your fingers."
No fudging the issue here, then. He knows that to abort a foetus is, in fact, to kill an innocent baby in the womb. And he wants to make this legal! Think about that.
He wants to remove protection from certain categories of unborn child: the disabled child, the child of a rape victim who is told, in fact, that her child is different, inferior to other babies.
But once a society permits the deliberate destruction of one innocent child it is left with only brutal gangland morality. "Might is right", the ruthless pro-choice ideology, is a form of terrorism.
Were our country to permit such evil, what evil would we not permit? Where could we draw any moral boundary?
Every person concerned for our society must become involved right away in defending the right to life. Given our evil media and hostile political establishment, we cannot just leave this to others.
Today many ambitious Irish politicians are being faced with that choice, having to decide how much evil they are prepared to do in order to advance in their careers.
The most fundamental values in a society are respect for human life, for truth and for the family based on marriage.
Enda Kenny radically betrayed those values and pressured many others in Fine Gael to do the same. Those who stood firm, at great cost to themselves, best served our society. They are the ones who deserve honour and our thanks.
Leo Varadkar, in one of his first acts as Taoiseach, instructed health minister Simon Harris to organise a referendum on the 8th Amendment. What a perversity!
Relying on a corrupt feminism that fabricates a clash between the well-being of expectant mothers and that of their unborn children, Varadkar seeks to remove the legal protection for the child in the womb.
In the recent past he described the present law as "far too restrictive", meaning "protective". He also, more justly, challenged use of the word "foetus" for the child in the womb.
For him, "a foetus is a medical word. It's like talking of your glossus instead of your tongue or your digits instead of your fingers."
No fudging the issue here, then. He knows that to abort a foetus is, in fact, to kill an innocent baby in the womb. And he wants to make this legal! Think about that.
He wants to remove protection from certain categories of unborn child: the disabled child, the child of a rape victim who is told, in fact, that her child is different, inferior to other babies.
But once a society permits the deliberate destruction of one innocent child it is left with only brutal gangland morality. "Might is right", the ruthless pro-choice ideology, is a form of terrorism.
Were our country to permit such evil, what evil would we not permit? Where could we draw any moral boundary?
Every person concerned for our society must become involved right away in defending the right to life. Given our evil media and hostile political establishment, we cannot just leave this to others.
