Pro-Life
Do No Harm
Do No Harm
by Fiorella de Maria
When a British emergency room doctor saves the life a woman who apparently attempted suicide, he is accused of committing a crime and stands trial. Not only is Dr. Matthew Kemble's medical practice at risk, but also his liberty. If he is found guilty of trespassing on a woman's right to die, he could go to jail.
The novel Do No Harm exposes the dangers faced by conscientious doctors in Britain. Dr. Kemble's decision to treat a patient in defiance of her Living Will pits him against English Law, public opinion and his own profession. The legal and personal battles he faces raise many questions about the role of the physician in the modern world, contemporary beliefs about autonomy and human rights, and the increasingly bitter clash of values in twenty-first century Britain.
Set in and around London, the story explores the interrelated stories of a physician facing ruin and imprisonment at the height of his career, his old friend and doggedly determined lawyer, Jonathan Kirkpatrick, and Maria, a passionate, dedicated but intensely lonely young campaigner who while working for the defense proves incapable of staying out of trouble herself.
Hardcover, size 9.25" x 6.25", 235 pages
by Fiorella de Maria
When a British emergency room doctor saves the life a woman who apparently attempted suicide, he is accused of committing a crime and stands trial. Not only is Dr. Matthew Kemble's medical practice at risk, but also his liberty. If he is found guilty of trespassing on a woman's right to die, he could go to jail.
The novel Do No Harm exposes the dangers faced by conscientious doctors in Britain. Dr. Kemble's decision to treat a patient in defiance of her Living Will pits him against English Law, public opinion and his own profession. The legal and personal battles he faces raise many questions about the role of the physician in the modern world, contemporary beliefs about autonomy and human rights, and the increasingly bitter clash of values in twenty-first century Britain.
Set in and around London, the story explores the interrelated stories of a physician facing ruin and imprisonment at the height of his career, his old friend and doggedly determined lawyer, Jonathan Kirkpatrick, and Maria, a passionate, dedicated but intensely lonely young campaigner who while working for the defense proves incapable of staying out of trouble herself.
Hardcover, size 9.25" x 6.25", 235 pages
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$32.00 Inc Tax
The Life of Blessed Margaret of Castello
The Life of Blessed Margaret of Castello
by Fr William R. Bonniwell, O.P.
Hunchback, midget, blind, lame and ugly. Walled in next to a chapel for 14 years; abandoned by her parents at a shrine, she grew in virtue and fame. Her body remains incorrupt.
One of the most inspiring stories we have ever read!
Paperback, size 8.25" x 5.5", 128 pages
by Fr William R. Bonniwell, O.P.
Hunchback, midget, blind, lame and ugly. Walled in next to a chapel for 14 years; abandoned by her parents at a shrine, she grew in virtue and fame. Her body remains incorrupt.
One of the most inspiring stories we have ever read!
Paperback, size 8.25" x 5.5", 128 pages
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Mama! Why Did You Kill Us?
Mama! Why Did You Kill Us?
A true story of a woman haunted by the seven infants she had aborted. It is also the story of her contrition and atonement and the mercy of God shown to her. She addresses her story "to all mothers," and every woman should read it!!
Undoubtedly the best pro-life book ever!!
Booklet, size 6" x 3.75", 49 pages
A true story of a woman haunted by the seven infants she had aborted. It is also the story of her contrition and atonement and the mercy of God shown to her. She addresses her story "to all mothers," and every woman should read it!!
Undoubtedly the best pro-life book ever!!
Booklet, size 6" x 3.75", 49 pages
Beyond Abortion
' Documents the merciless experiments on human infants scheduled for abortion, the removal of organs and body tissue from still-living fetal infants, showing that these activities are becoming increasingly accepted by doctors and researchers today and are going on quietly with almost no restriction. Explains how genetic screening is used to push selective abortion of the "genetically inferior." 197pp, softcover '
A Chronicle of Fetal Experimentation
Speaking of Birth Control
by Rev. Daniel A. Lord, S.J. Imprimatur, 1930.
This is a 40 page pamphlet with a discussion about birth control in the usual clear and understandable style of Father Lord. The usual flawed reasoning that is used to attempt to justify birth control is discussed and effectively countered with sound reasoning, the Scriptures, etc., including population control, we can’t afford more children, etc. It is a serious matter because "birth control affects the whole future of the human race. Children can’t be born into the world unless men and women cooperate with God."
Pro-Life Christians
' Short, inspiring stories of 28 Christians who fight abortion today in a variety of ways. Just about every facet of the Pro-Life Movement. Positive, inviting and full of personal experience stories! 146pp, softcover, 31 Illus. '
Heroes for the Pre-Born
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