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Stephanie Gray

Do we know when life begins?

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by Stephanie Gray Tue May 21 12:43 EST Comments (19)

Have you ever heard someone who supports abortion claim, “No one knows when life begins”?  The funny thing is, these very individuals actually do claim to know when it begins.  If they ban abortion at 3 months, then they are implicitly saying life…

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Snippets from the Gosnell murder trial as my mind races

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by Stephanie Gray Thu May 02 09:11 EST Comments (8)

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May 2, 2013 (Unmaskingchoice.ca) - On a few occasions now I've had coffee with two abortionists.  On Monday, though, I had a very different encounter with an abortionist; this time, I watched Kermitt Gosnell stand trial for murder.

And as I sat…

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Tags: abortion, kermit gosnell

A tribute to Canadian pro-life hero Phil Arnsby

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by Stephanie Gray Mon Apr 22 14:14 EST Comments (0)

My earliest memory of Phil Arnsby is of his determination to get the pro-life message out to as many young people as possible.  In 2006, he arranged a speaking tour for me in the London area, and he packed it so that I spoke to thousands of people…

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My sibling I never acknowledged

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by Stephanie Gray Thu Apr 18 15:57 EST Comments (28)

Me and my sister

For as long as I can remember, when I met people who would ask, “How many siblings do you have?” my answer was always “one.”  But I recently had an epiphany: That answer isn’t true.

I don’t have just one sibling; I have two.  So why wasn’t my…

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How to change the world

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by Stephanie Gray Thu Mar 21 13:08 EST Comments (5)

The following are snippets of conversations from the Genocide Awareness Project’s international mission trip in Florida last month.  These give glimpses of how ordinary people can reach out to wounded people in a twisted culture:

A man was…

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The healing hold of a baby

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by Stephanie Gray Wed Feb 27 14:49 EST Comments (7)

Author Stephanie Gray with baby Elizabeth.

February 27, 2013 (Unmaskingchoice.ca) - “I was raped at 16 and had an abortion.”

That’s not what you normally hear from someone you met just a few minutes prior; but I’ve gotten used to it. It seems that almost every time I give a presentation…

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Tags: abortion

Legal abortion not the answer in Ireland deaths

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by Stephanie Gray Tue Nov 20 12:18 EST Comments (17)

Abortion supporters have used the death of Savita and her daughter to clamor for legalized abortion. But is there any factual basis to this demand?

Do the tragic deaths in Ireland of Savita Halappanavar and her pre-born daughter Prasa really make a case for legal abortion?  Many across the world are coming to that conclusion but overlooking an important piece of information recently reported in…

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Does an unborn baby have the right to use his mother’s body?

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by Stephanie Gray Wed Nov 14 13:41 EST Comments (61)

This week I’ll be making a return trip to speak at my alma mater, UBC. This upcoming engagement has brought to mind an encounter I had with a philosophy and pre-law student at that same campus just a few months ago.

The young woman was justifying…

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St. Maximilian Kolbe: He gave his life so another might live

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by Stephanie Gray Wed Nov 07 13:08 EST Comments (4)

He was 47.  The other man was 41.  The latter man would go on to live for 53 more years, because of the former man who went on to live for only a couple more weeks.

Maximilian and Franciszek faced a brutal situation reflecting man’s inhumanity to…

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Joyce Arthur is an embarrassment to feminism

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by Stephanie Gray Thu Sep 27 15:07 EST Comments (3)

A woman who has betrayed the feminist movement—who supports treating one’s pre-born offspring as objects the way men once treated women—has ironically pointed the finger at another woman, blaming her for something she herself is guilty of. …

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Bishops support use of abortion imagery, compare abortion to Holocaust

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by Stephanie Gray Mon Sep 24 12:47 EST Comments (10)

Scottish bishop, The Right Reverend Joseph Devine, has recently set a great example of moral clarity and leadership by supporting the use of abortion images in order to publicly expose abortion advocates’ words.  He said, “Such images should not…

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Kim Carpenter: A man of his word

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by Stephanie Gray Mon Sep 17 13:37 EST Comments (0)

How far would you go to be at the bedside of a loved one who’s in critical condition—dying, really, from a brutal car accident? How far would you go—or could you go—if you yourself had an ear that was almost torn off, a nose that was almost…

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The disgusting idea of parental rights for rapists

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by Stephanie Gray Thu Aug 23 15:35 EST Comments (10)

I’ll never forget her painful story:

She was at a party,

started to feel sick,

fell asleep on a couch,

and sometime later woke up to being raped.

Tragically this story told to me through tears by a college student is not isolated.  I…

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The Dominican Republic abortion ban doesn’t need overturning

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by Stephanie Gray Fri Aug 03 10:52 EST Comments (1)

An abortion ban in the Dominican Republic is being unnecessarily questioned in the wake of a pregnant teenager with leukemia needing chemotherapy. According to a CNN story, “Some Dominican opposition law makers say there should be a new debate…

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Immaculee Ilibagiza: the woman who forgave

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by Stephanie Gray Tue Jul 10 17:47 EST Comments (3)

Mark Twain once said, “Forgiveness is the fragrance that the violet sheds on the heel that has crushed it.”

Those words aptly capture the spirit of Rwandan-genocide survivor Immaculee Ilibagiza. The suffering she endured in one of the speediest…

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