My wife is pregnant with our first baby! Please pray for a safe and healthy pregnancy 🙏

@lahair5751

6 ай бұрын

God bless! Such a gift you have been given!

@ben0298

6 ай бұрын

Mine too. We Just had our 12 week scan. 🙏 Prayers for you and your family

@IlluminosaImmortalis

6 ай бұрын

How wonderful! Much joy is ahead!! I will say a prayer for all of you :)

@markwilkie7633

6 ай бұрын

@@ben0298you nervous

@justincarrillo226

6 ай бұрын

@@ben0298 that’s amazing! I will pray for you and your family as well.

The story of her meeting her husband is encouraging. I'm a man, but I'm 36 and haven't been able to find someone yet. It's difficult not to feel hopeless, but I'll keep praying and trying.

@margaretf7513

6 ай бұрын

Praying for you!

@thossi09

6 ай бұрын

@@margaretf7513 Sorry, but this comment just got a thought train rolling in my head. Is it a good idea to make an actual list of people (and causes we care about a little, but not exactly with a burning personal passion, I suppose) to pray for and refer to that when praying? I mean, something as silly as having a lot of names (or usernames on various social media like KZread, Reddit, etc. where people almost never are using their actual names) on a bit of paper (or, if it's enough names, in a separate notebook) and then pray for "everyone on this paper/in this notebook"? I don't mean reading out all the names, just adding to a regular evening (or morning or whenever) prayer "And please bless everyone I've written down here" or something along those lines? Or is that a bit too wishy-washy?

@margaretf7513

6 ай бұрын

@@thossi09 I usually just refer to them vaguely like “a coworker who is struggling”, “the man on KZread” after all, God knows who we are thinking of. I pray the rosary at night so it might be a bit easier for me since I just recall the people from that day in my intentions.

@Peony25001

6 ай бұрын

Have faith. My husband and I were in our 40s. My previous marriage had left my children with trauma and emotional damage. God blessed me with a man who sounds much like you. His kindness is remarkable. We are now almost 60, our kids are thriving adults in healthy relationships of their own and I have no regrets. He had almost lost faith. Relisten to 17:17, God's plan for you and His timing is perfect. Have faith and serve. I'll pray for you.

@Veo87

6 ай бұрын

@@Peony25001 I appreciate it!

Stephanie is my FAVORITE apologist!!! So smart and so kind in the delivery of her message. A perfect mix of intelligence and a loving heart!!! Wish her a BLESSED DELIVERY with that little one!!!! .

As a Catholic woman I just want to add to her advice for marriage… Please don’t be afraid to move and give up your job. I moved away from where I lived and a good job to marry my husband and it was the best decision ever. If you’re waiting for what feels like forever, don’t cling to your career and think that “Mr. Right” is just going to appear out if thin air. Sometimes we have to work and sacrifice. And I got married at 30 so it was a bit for me as well.

@alqoshgirl

6 ай бұрын

I moved from the Netherlands to the US to marry my husband. Best thing ever!

@Mashfan6507

3 ай бұрын

What about a man like me who’s never going to be good enough for any woman?

@elig2134

3 ай бұрын

@@Mashfan6507 I hope you don’t actually think that. If anyone has made you feel that way they’re wrong.

@Mashfan6507

3 ай бұрын

@@elig2134 I do actually think that. People always tell me I’m a great guy yet I can’t find a woman. The last date I had basically told me I’m not good enough for her and it’s always men who are much better than I am that get women. Idk what I’m doing wrong, and I’m so old at this point that I won’t find anyone. So what else am I supposed to think other than I’m not good enough for a woman?

@elig2134

3 ай бұрын

@@Mashfan6507I’m so sorry you feel this way. I’ll pray for you. My husband felt similar before we met. The culture has destroyed views of marriage and men. God has a purpose for you and He loves you.

As someone who had given a lot of thought to whether or not I thought I was asexual, my feelings about sexuality were not related to trauma. I think my situation is partly physiological (low libido), and partly because I never saw my parents display affection or romance. I consider it a gift that I've not struggled with lust like most other people. I'm now happily married, and I find unhelpful to fuss with categorizing myself because I realize everyone is different and has different levels of desire. I think there is social pressure among the young people to categorize themselves based on their experiences with gender and sexuality. I see parallels with previous generations of young people, who were anxious to fit into certain subcultures/groups. I think this shows we all still crave community, even if an epidemic of loneliness is plaguing our society.

@lilacsloveluna

5 ай бұрын

Well said. Thank you for your story. I agree that people are looking to fit in. I remember reading about demi-sexuality : only being able to become sexually aroused by someone with a deep emotional bond and realized a lot of these sexualities are just people reacting to the overtly sexual culture we live in.

@teamarie123

5 ай бұрын

I do identify as asexual, but it doesn’t come up all too often. Sometimes it does sting a bit when people say everyone wants this thing it does sting a bit because sometimes I wish I could just want the thing that everyone props up as amazing.

@katiecat404

5 ай бұрын

@@teamarie123 You're not alone in this! We live in a sex-obsessed culture, and many Catholics are sex obsessed in some way or another (even if it's an obsession with not having it). It's often viewed as a need on the same level as food or shelter. It's said celibacy is a gift from God. I'm not celibate as a married person, but I am grateful sex doesn't take up a lot of my mental bandwidth. I'm very content to pursue other creative and spiritual pursuits, and that is a gift. If you don't feel this already, I pray you can be comforted by the fact that God created you unique with specific things only you can offer the world.

I've seen the sisters of life "in action" so to speak with a mother from my parish in an awful situation. They truly are wonderful.

I was not able to carry a baby to term. I had two ectopic pregnancies, and if any Church teachings are true... I really, really, pray that these two babies are waiting for me in Heaven...and have been cared for in the meantime by Our Lord, and Our Blessed Mother! I did adopt a son, who was 3 month's old, in a private adoption. My son's biological mother had already given up other children and had multiple abortions. I believe,, in my son's case, she was hoping that the father would be there for her. When she finally realized that that wouldn't be the case...she found herself too far into the pregnancy to get an abortion. Thank God!

@scroogemcduckismyspiritanimal

6 ай бұрын

​@@pepepupu123 this was certainly a misunderstanding of the law by your doctor, the legislature has made clear ectopic pregnancies aren't abortions and are not penalized by law. I'm so sorry that happened to you

@pepepupu123

6 ай бұрын

@@scroogemcduckismyspiritanimal Any procedure that stops baby's cardiac activity before the mother's life is immediately (very immediately) in danger is considered an abortion in texas. Please advocate to make the law clear enough so that this stops happening to women in Texas and other states. ♥️

@rosiegirl2485

6 ай бұрын

I think you misunderstood me. My Dr. didn't see my ectopic pregnancies as abortions. I called my fertility specialist and begged him to save my baby...which he couldn't. Though I do believe that in medical terms, it is a type of abortion. Though my Dr. did not use that term when caring for me. It was extremely known that I wanted my babies!

@scroogemcduckismyspiritanimal

6 ай бұрын

@@rosiegirl2485 sorry, not sure if you're answering me or the previous commenter whose comment appears to have vanished. I was replying to her, though I am sorry about your situation too

@rosiegirl2485

6 ай бұрын

@@scroogemcduckismyspiritanimal Thank you

She's back! Mad excited!

@janed811

6 ай бұрын

Me too!! Stephanie is fantastic!!

I had a very similar marriage experience. I was single in my mid thirties and after many years of not finding the right person for me I finally conceded and prayed to God “ I give up on chasing marriage and if I was single so be it and gave it it to God”. My future husband randomly called me the next day and we were married the next year. Definitely felt it was divine intervention. We been married for 36 years. I never gave up my values. Oh and by the way we were told we couldn’t have children (2% chance). We have 2 so sons in their early 30’s. Two personal examples that God had a hand in our lives.

@Veo87

6 ай бұрын

I'm also in my mid-30's and haven't been able to find anyone, so hopefully I'll have a similar story.

@thatsfunny2051

6 ай бұрын

That's very encouraging! I'm 33 and single, hopefully not permanently

@Mashfan6507

3 ай бұрын

I’m 33 and I know I’m gonna be single because I’m not good enough for anyone. At least that’s what my dates have told me. Despite my family and friends telling me to keep trying, they think I’m great but I know I’m not

@Mashfan6507

3 ай бұрын

@@Veo87it’s much easier for women to find people. You won’t fall short of a man’s expectations. I’ve fallen short of every woman, so I know I’m not good enough

Great story at the end there! That actually happened to my grandmother. She refused medical treatment for her breast cancer because it would have killed her ninth child. She chose to carry to term and ended up dying not long after the baby was born. Her kids remember her as pregnant praying the rosary on her knees. I’m really proud to be her granddaughter.

@thepuffinpanda9139

5 ай бұрын

She sounds like she was an incredible women.

Omg congratulations on the pregnancy Stephanie! You are the reason I became pro-life and I was full on pro choice for all trimesters before. Yet here I am trying to convince my friend to not even bother with cvs for her possibly-turner-syndrome baby. Your work makes such a big difference in the world!

@Sunny-hv7pt

5 ай бұрын

In 2009 I had my first baby and she had TS. I had an amnio to confirm. Even though they told me she had a 98% chance of dying, I'm thankful I wasn't offered abortion as an option.

I noticed something interesting when I was pregnant with my twin sons 16 years ago... I was not showing very much before my first ultrasound at 5 months which is when I discovered I had two littles inside my womb but I had noticed strangers looking at my belly as they passed randomly in stores or wherever. These looks were beyond the gentle glance as one walks by a stranger but rather like an awareness of something more than me. I was surprised in those moments for the fact that I wasn't obviously pregnant. In the end I concluded that it was because they were unknowingly aware of the two human souls in my core.

Stephany Gray was the person that awoke like a critical thinking part in my head when i saw a clip from her on PWA talking about the violin argument. it was also the first PWA thing i saw and also maybe the first catholic media. i also thought when clicking it that it was a pro-abortion video cus i misread the title. i was pro-life before then (still am) and was always mad at the pro-abortion side since all i heard were, imo, pretty stupid statements from that side like (its not alive, its not human, its not a person). So when i looked at that video and saw an actual intelligent argument from the abortion side and an intelligent response to it. My brain increase. Thank you, Stephany Gray. God bless you and your family.

This is beautiful! She’s fantastic because she explains the pro life movement clearly and concisely and not just using emotional rhetoric. God bless both of you!

This conversation has blown my mind! Absolutely amazing. Have her on again!! ❤

I was working at a Catholic bookstore when my coworker came up to me and told me that Roe v Wade had been overturned.

Stephanie is a living testament to Irenaeus' aphorism: "The glory of God is a human being fully alive."

May God bless those who watch this conversation!

I have cried tears of joy 3 times since starting this video and it has only been 33 minutes. God Bless Stephanie and her family, and all who participated in this production!

Incredible interview. Can you get some combination of her, Lila, and Trent on at the same time? Any of them individually would be incredible but would love to see them together, talking about anything but obviously the topic of life and the fight for it would be great

@MarchingOn

6 ай бұрын

They’re forces combined would be too strong for us mere mortals to handle. They have to be kept separate for safety concerns.

I keep telling myself to watch it later. Today I decided to watch this and I know why I had the urge to watch this talk. I an 33, working in middle east, surrounded my majority of muslims , and most of the times it seems impossible to find my “Mr Right” here, tried every dating sites and at ine point I almost give up. So, thank you your encouragement. Pray for me.

@CherryDreamer96

5 ай бұрын

Just asking as it's related to the video topic , What is the attitude to abortion like in Muslim majority countries,?

I'm definitely buying her book. Lots of love to Stephanie from Jamaica 🇯🇲 -Abby

The ending gave me goosebumps. Thanking the Lord for your life ❤

Such a sweet joy to see Stephanie back on the podcast. I'm so grateful for her ministry. She was pivotal in my conversion back when she debated Dave Rubin years ago. I had considered my self solidly pro choice then, but her arguments floored me. I couldn't stop thinking about that debate for months. It loosened my heart of stone.

"Take and eat, this is my body which is given for you." 😭 My tears are unstoppable! (In a good way) I was a breastfeeding mom who breastfed from my mom, and I never connected this, but isn't that just beautiful! I very much enjoyed breastfeeding my three children. It was bittersweet as it ended because it was so fulfilling and loving yet physically demanding and difficult. It is a gift from God. You made my evening 🤍

Thank you for addressing this. Love these discussions. We need to restore the importance for all life, and the care for all life. We need authentic moms and dads living their lives correctly. Really love their kids, set examples and discipline.

Met Stephanie back in 2006 when she was working with CCBR for a presentation at St. Elias In Brampton Ontario under the direction of The Late Father Roman. Amazing young woman..

What an amazing talk. Thank you. So much that I can relate to. I lost my twins at 16 weeks and I was able to see one in full view. He was a baby, had hair a calic and cheeks like my daughters. The 2nd loss was more traumatic. I was 25 weeks pregnant amd she was very unhealthy. All the pros told me terminate the pregnancy and my health was truly at risk. Sam was never going to make itnto term. I went to the doctors and threw around abortion so many times I couldnt do it. The nurses became so worried about my health that they kept questioning me about my decision at the time. I got sicker with my twins more than I did Sam. And at the end of the day, I have never regretted my decision. It was hard carrying my baby knowing she wouldn't make it to term. But, she made it to heaven, and she is healed and whole. And she has brothers to play with. Thank you for putting a different perspective I never thought about. ❤

Thank you for sharing so deeply about your losses. They felt so meaningful for me to hear as someone who has experienced miscarriage as well.

Stephanie Gray is awesome, love learning from her! I saw her give a talk once live and in person at our parish in Canada. Looking forward to getting her book.

What an incredible blessing Stephanie is to this world! Thank you for the interview Matt.

May God keep blessing Stephanie Grey.

What an absolutely beautiful, courageous, intelligent, devout woman! This conversation is just what we need more of in this fallen world. May God bless you and your family, Stephanie Gray!

Speechless. What an episode, thank you.

I am a single guy, 37. I never wanted a relationship because I know myself and that I was too selfish with my time. That I would never be able to give a woman the attention that a committed relationship requires. I was also pretty poor and didnt really have a plan for life. So I just didnt feel comfortable looking for a relationship. Like I would be tricking a woman into something that wouldn't benefit her But around 4 years ago I started a different career path and I really became more comfortable financially and with my time. I didnt feel so jealous of giving my "precious" free time to other people and not keeping it for myself. So I have been looking, and looking for marriage with a woman I can have children with, but I feel like its too late. It is hard not to be jaded because I did the right thing imo by recognizing flaws in myself that would destroy a relationship and waiting until I was a person worth being with, and I feel like I am being punished for showing restraint.

Just a beautiful conversation. Thank you.

Thank you for recognizing single mothers. Most difficult experience in my life is experiencing motherhood alone with no support from my family.

Stephanie is amazing. She and Trent are the best pro-life advocates

I almost didn’t listen until the end. I’m glad a stayed and heard that last story. Heroic woman.

Thank you for touching on the issue of embryonic adoption. This is such a tricky issue and the conversation needs to happen with knowledgeable people!

You should have someone from the abortion abolitionist movement on the show. They have showed up more in my feed and they have some very compelling conversations and points.

@LauraBeeDannon

6 ай бұрын

A lot of them are antiCatholic, unfortunately. The official Abolistionsists, I mean.

@scroogemcduckismyspiritanimal

6 ай бұрын

What is abortion abolitionist? Isn't that just prolife?

@SuperZebezian

6 ай бұрын

@@scroogemcduckismyspiritanimal There is a lot of overlap, but they are not necessarily the same. Their website (freethestates) goes into detail about how they separate themselves from the prolife movement. They explain it much better than I. Definitely check them out.

@paulfeghali3286

6 ай бұрын

@@scroogemcduckismyspiritanimal That, sir, is the right question! Abolitionists are generally less okay with incrementalism, and would consider things like heartbeat laws as compromise and further legal entrenchment, which is harder to dig out of toward total abolition. Abolitionists are also more okay with doling out punishment to the women who consent to the abortion and not just the doctors who perform it. I think "Abolitionist" is a self-designation and defined by those that identify as such. helpful intro: kzread.info/dash/bejne/eKmEwbVxmZzSktI.html

@Sher7061

6 ай бұрын

@@paulfeghali3286 I have responded to several people who had questions about Abolition of abortion where they could get information and after I posted, all of my responses are deleted.

Love the chemistry between you two!❤

LISTEN TO THE END. Killer ending. Wow. So moving.

I’ve heard about her love story, SO beautiful! 💙💙

great episode!

Omg! Congratulations! 😱🥰 It’s such a wonderful experience! 🥰 I wish I could have one more… 😓

With Lent nearing, Please volunteer with a 40DaysForLife prayer vigil in front of a Baby Killing Profit Center. They hold daily vigils everyday of Lent.

What a beautiful interview!

Just bought the book! Looking forward to reading it.

Comment for traction. Prayers for her & her family.

Been waiting for this

33:06 🤯 whole new meaning for this mom of 5! ❤

@rebekahboswell6430

6 ай бұрын

Same 🥲 33:06 got me crying 🥹

Stephanie Gray is one of the most thoughtful, intelligent, precise, and thorough minds dealing with the great sin of abortion. Each time I hear her speak, I’m encouraged to be more active in defense of all humans created in the image of God.

Love your pic of Cardinal Pell!

❤️’just love seeing todays kids getting it right! steve here checking in from the original Operation Rescue😀

We in Canada 🇨🇦 are lucky to have her

Please have an abolitionist on. It would be a fascinating conversation. I think the pro-life movement lacks some major consistency when it comes to equal justice under the law and their refusal to say that women who have abortions should face judicial punishment.

@scroogemcduckismyspiritanimal

6 ай бұрын

It's not the time to go hard core extremist, not when the "right" to an abortion has been "enshrined in law" for two generations and half the country believes its run of the mill medical healthcare An end to abortion needs to be the end goal but you have to get the people pulled into that belief so they stop working to write laws and judges stop overturning good laws

@Sher7061

6 ай бұрын

I have responded on this Abolition of abortion here also and people asked me questions and I answered all of them. All of my responses to people are gone. deleted.

@thepuffinpanda9139

5 ай бұрын

​@scroogemcduckismyspiritanimal Why does it matter where people are at? Wrong is wrong and by dealing out harsher punishments to the immoral, those to follow along later will be less likely to commit sin.

@thepuffinpanda9139

5 ай бұрын

​@@Sher7061KZread deletes a lot of comments. I highly doubt that PWA is deleting them. KZread had deleted my comments before too.

@Sher7061

5 ай бұрын

@@thepuffinpanda9139 I did not think it was PWA either, I thought it to be KZread as well. I was very surprised,as I am no one important , no one has ever heard of me. Why my comment would be deleted was not something I expected.

I love this❤

Our first baby was baptized the weekend Roe was overturned. It was beautiful.

Can the quote at about 1:40:00, about abortion and birth control be clipped for a short? It’s a powerful truth that would be nice to share!

Thought of Mrs. Potts in Beauty and the Beast singing: "There's something there that wasn't there before" when Stephanie talked about Peter Singer congratulating her on her pregnancy. 😋

Where can I get the mug? I love it. The "timestamp" thing is interesting.

Wow . Outstanding

All my homies hate Moloch

@bman5257

6 ай бұрын

For real, real ones know that Christ will reign until he puts all of his enemies under his feet, and the last to be destroyed is Death.

I LOVE this woman. She is the best pro-life voice in the world

Sacrifice comments for the algorithm; don't sacrifice babies for Moloch.

Thanks for having Stephanie on the show again, Matt! I’d just like to offer a counter rebuttal to the arguments she references at around 1:34:42 What if it were possible for a preborn child in an ectopic pregnancy to be adopted by another woman so that he or she can finish gestation? Or, what if you have a mother who is going to die at some point during her pregnancy but her child can be transferred to an artificial womb? Something isn’t automatically immoral just because it’s never been done before. Also, I would argue that preborn children deriving gestational care and resources from a woman who is not his or her biological mother is still receiving ordinary biological care because there is nothing wrong with the child and that is the appropriate biological care due to him or her at this stage of the human life cycle.

@scroogemcduckismyspiritanimal

6 ай бұрын

If an ectopic pregnancy could be implanted into a womb then it could just be put into its own mother's womb. The issue with ectopic pregnancies is that the baby implants into the fallopian tube which cannot sustain it and it can rupture the fallopian tube which can have a fatal outcome. But once it's implanted into that tissue it can't be implanted somewhere else. It gets enmeshed. As for the other issues, I think her explanation that a woman's womb is for her own child was a really clear and logically sound distinction. And artificial wombs are a technology that is very dangerous. The last thing we want to push for in society is any possibility that humans can be manufactured outside of their own biological parents creating them in the normative way. The situation is otherwise ripe for trafficking and brokenness. To suggest babies could finish gestating in an artificial womb plays on our sympathies but there are some serious moral difficulties that need to be hammered out before anything of the kind is given a green light.

@dylanrunner2001

6 ай бұрын

@@scroogemcduckismyspiritanimal Thanks for your response. Yes that is true, the preborn child in the case of ectopic pregnancy could be transferred to his or her mother's womb if that were medically possible. I advocate for the case that embryo or fetal adoption should be morally permissible in the case where the preborn child's biological mother simply cannot gestate her child or finish gestation. I guess a better example would be uterine cancer. I would say that it's just like a woman breastfeeding a baby that is not her own. Technically her body produced that breastmilk for her own offspring, not other offspring, but there's nothing ethically wrong with children deriving the ordinary biological care that corresponds to their stage of development in the human life cycle. It doesn't necessarily matter who provides it. As for the logistical concerns about artificial wombs leading to manufacturing of babies, I agree. I don't think that babies should be commodified either. I'm thinking about preborn children who have already been created though, the evil of creating them in a lab has already taken place 1:32:08 There are also those who cannot finish gestation in their own mothers' womb as I mentioned above. NICU incubators are similar to artificial wombs in that they allow preemies to finish their prenatal development. My question is, what if NICU medical technology develops to the point where preemies can be born at 15 or 10 weeks? What if it develops to the point where prenatal human beings can develop outside their mothers' wombs entirely if need be? Would that be a bad thing?

Admittedly, you changed my views on single motherhood. I used to feel no sympathy for them but I never thought of it in the way of taking the pleasure but never the responsibility

From the womb to the tomb!

Embryo adoption holds very similar problems as surrogacy. Also, there's the whole problem of providing the supply for the demand... not to mention the fact that most people don't know that the church HAS spoken against this! Dignitas Personae!! JPII says it is illicit. Please be educated on this! 😢

@kailaleebabineau3962

6 ай бұрын

Interesting , I've heard many people say there's no official Catholic teaching on embryo adoption. Does your reference imply it's wrong or state so explicitly?

@kailaleebabineau3962

6 ай бұрын

I just looked it up! Seems pretty explicit to me. "The proposal that these embryos could be put at the disposal of infertile couples as a treatment for infertility is not ethically acceptable for the same reasons which make artificial heterologous procreation illicit as well as any form of surrogate motherhood; [38] this practice would also lead to other problems of a medical, psychological and legal nature. It has also been proposed, solely in order to allow human beings to be born who are otherwise condemned to destruction, that there could be a form of “prenatal adoption”. This proposal, praiseworthy with regard to the intention of respecting and defending human life, presents however various problems not dissimilar to those mentioned above."

@lizzylizzy93

5 ай бұрын

@@kailaleebabineau3962 i just got a PWA email today talking about embryo adoption as if it's still a licit Catholic option 😫😫 this is misleading so many people!! I wish they'd seen your comment with the excerpt from Dignitas Personae! 😥

She is outstanding ! Where is the link for that debate With the pro-abortionnist ?

Good video

I have a nephew named Job! He’s a hard working good young man, 4th child of 7. He’s currently in medical school.

One of the smartest people that I have ever met.

Beautiful - inside and out.

love it

"...Then it's better to accept death." The way she said that so casually...chilling. That is actual psychopathic behavior.

Woo hoo! 🎉

the idea of being heroic as a single mother in the cultural context needs to be acknowledged - as Stephanie says its not natural in God's eyes - it is above and beyond and it is against every cultural influence we live within. people criticise pro lifers because this reality is so often ignored and its so easy to say ' create your community' as a single mother. in reality you are doing 3 jobs at once - it is literally impossible -yet the world judges you - culturally - religion judges you - so not only are your the subject of one spending years going 'above and beyond' YEARS... you are also the recipient of constant judgement. This needs to be acknowledged in the debate much more and I'm sure together with pro life arguments, a stronger case can be mounted. Most pro lifers live their beliefs so the arguments come from one who has the natural community around her. Therefore its hard to suspend your skepticism. just sayin'! thankyou Matt from bringing this aspect into the light.

@zsedcftglkjh

6 ай бұрын

What are you talking about? Single motherhood is encouraged by mega corporations and Hollywood. Out of wedlock births are through the roof. What do you want? A pat on the back? You chose to have your child and now you want the rest of the world to celebrate it? Get a grip, lady.

1:41:33 This point brought up an interesting question for me. does this mean that NFP shouldn't be a birth control option for Catholics either? I'm an Evangelical Protestant Christian who is aware that Catholics are allowed to use NFP but not any other method of birth control.

1:36:41 seems to equate a rape conceived child as more valid than an Ivf baby, as it involved sex at the outset even with the lack of consent - the problem with being 'too clever by half' in debating skills and lacking compassion for infertile couples.

@kailaleebabineau3962

6 ай бұрын

I agree that the comparison sounds too harsh and isn't helpful for changing hearts and minds. Perhaps a better comparison would be a 15 year old in high school getting pregnant. We wouldn't want children getting pregnant but the babies are just as valuable regardless of the context in which they are conceived.

@alqoshgirl

6 ай бұрын

That’s not what she said though. Feels like you’re nitpicking a problem where there isn’t one

so crazy youtube will “add context” and just lie about the humanity of a baby. IT IS A BABY NOT A FETUS

Asexual person here who has not experienced sexual trauma and is married to a catholic man. I just feel no sexual attraction towards anyone. I just don’t care about sex and I don’t understand that thing that apparently people crave. I can still have sex, but I just have no want or feeling of need.

2:17:40 ectopic pregnancy , does removing the tube potential lessen the chance of the woman getting pregnant in the future and is it more dangerous than taking a pill ? Clarification of those points would be needed to evaluate how good or bad that response was and removing the baby is an abortion using either method, even though clearly it's a very much wanted baby, it's not viable keep.

@emmaathome

6 ай бұрын

After my ectopic, I was told by my OB that my fertility would be about 85% functional (rather than the assumed 50% after the loss of one fallopian tube) because the intact fallopian tube can adapt and actually migrate and collect eggs from the other ovary.. incredible. If you had a second ectopic pregnancy, it would certainly impact your fertility in a more permanent way. However, while the loss of fertility or risk of surgery may be an unfortunate consequence of a salpingectomy, it is still preferable to directly ending the life of the infant.

Re. The word to describe doctors who do abortions, how about 'abortion facilitators'?

@vizuz

6 ай бұрын

A facilitator can mean more than just a doctor. A person who funds abortions for other people is also an abortion facilitator

I am only 1/3 into the video. What about an ectopic pregnancy? I had to have surgery for this. Otherwise, i would have died, and the egg was completely stuck. I dont regret having that dealt with, and neither do my children who have a mother alive.

I must say that, of anyone who has ever been on this podcast, Aquinas would probably be most eager to share a Pint with her. Unfortunately, I suppose, she wouldn't be able to partake because I imagine that she would be pregnant.

She had this advice for women seeking marriage, but for a man it’s impossible to find anyone. What advice does she have for us? Especially a man like me who’s simply never going to be good enough for a woman.

So where's that link? 😅

@CherryDreamer96

6 ай бұрын

For the debate ? It's the first video on the Debate playlist on his page ❤

@tratincica2211

6 ай бұрын

@@CherryDreamer96 thanks!

Please interview an abortion abolitionist. They seem to be like the pro-life stance but they treat abortion like it is murder, since it is. Interested to hear the differences between the two stances and what is a more Catholic position. kzread.info/dash/bejne/p6eclqSzdpapf84.html

2:16:00. Viability

Love the handsome shaven face .

I would like to hear a conversation about why many ProLife organizations are blocking the Abolition of Abortion Bills when they come before Congress. Many people are not aware of this, that ProLife people are blocking the action that would end abortion and allow for the criminalization of those that still participate in abortion. Very confusing to me.

@winter-wb7cf

6 ай бұрын

Where are you hearing about this? I haven’t heard of this before

@LauraBeeDannon

6 ай бұрын

Can you name them?

@scroogemcduckismyspiritanimal

6 ай бұрын

Are Abolition of Abortion Bills a specific thing? I'm presuming so because you capitalized it. Are they perhaps poorly written bills that would be too easy to overturn and therefore set the prolife movement backward? There can be subtleties like that sometimes that can explain it. Haven't heard of this so don't know

@Sher7061

6 ай бұрын

@@scroogemcduckismyspiritanimal They are actually real bills that are brought before Congress, yes. There are organizations that are Abolitionists of Abortion , you can find them here on KZread. They only reason that I have heard regarding as to why the ProLife organizations do not want the bills to pass is because if they passed it would make abortion illegal and those involved would be subject to criminal charges. ProLife people do not want to see mothers that have abortions held liable to criminal charges. They see the mothers as victims. There might be other reasons that relate to funding that would end, I am not well informed enough on that part to speak on it. I recommend listening to some of the Abolitionists speak about abortion and why they want it to be criminalized.

@Sher7061

6 ай бұрын

@@winter-wb7cf Please check out Abolitionists Rising here on KZread. There are other organizations also. End Abortion Now is another. But listen to their podcasts about when they personally brought forth bills and were shot down by ProLife organizations. I was very shocked when I learned this myself.

Is there a movement to help the children in foster care?

@CherryDreamer96

5 ай бұрын

Yes.

TIL the most popular video on Matt Fradd's channel isn't the bike crash

Funny how Singer and the people who were attacking her college club have more than one thing in common.

Can someone tell me why this memorial is reliving the passion. Does that mean that Christ dies again? My Protestant boyfriend tells me it can't be because Jesus died for us once.

A prolifer Dad of 11 children sentenced unjustly for 10 yrs in prison just for exemple so noone will think of defending life.

2:12:12 what about the african American woman who miscarried and has been charged for not disposing of the body adequately? Certain women are more likely to be targeted than others.

Funny how nobody wants to talk about how men wont marry or commit to women but they jist wanna blame porn

@AJKPenguin

6 ай бұрын

Matt Fradd has had a number of videos and talks about that subject. One of them was from a few years ago and he mentioned Japan's problem, which is called hikikomori.

@lonewolf18650

6 ай бұрын

@@AJKPenguin iwas talking about the women always wanting to blame porn

@CherryDreamer96

5 ай бұрын

It plays a big factor, what else do you think contributes to it ? Curious to know what a man think