Pro-life rescuers released from jail following 2 weeks of solitary confinement
'Radical acts of violence need to be met with radical acts of love,' said rescuer Lauren Handy
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Pro-life activists sentenced to jail for entering Virginia abortion facility
Joan Andrews Bell and Lauren Handy both received sentences of 30 days in prison.
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Pro-lifer says facing jail time is a ‘win’ for life: ‘This will help bring the evils out of the shadows’
'They wanted to send a message: defending life will not be tolerated by this administration which worships at the unholy altar of child sacrifice,' said rescuer Will Goodman.
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Pro-lifers arrested in FBI raids, face 11 years in prison for blocking access to late-term abortion mill
The nine pro-lifers were indicted by a Grand Jury but not made aware of any court dates to attend, resulting in an FBI raid at their homes and places of work March 30.
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Pro-lifers press on through angry mob during Rosary procession for the unborn in Brooklyn
‘The Lord sent us on this mission to give testimony to our faith in Him and to the sanctity of life,’ Father Fidelis Moscinski told LifeSiteNews.
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Police arrest four pro-lifers after they enter Planned Parenthood facility, counsel mothers to choose life
Once inside the abortion center, the pro-life Red Rose Rescuers gently approached mothers seated in the waiting room and offered them red roses as a symbol of life
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Catholic priests, activists walk free after trial for pro-life witness inside abortion center
The pro-lifers' light sentence could signal a resurgence of the non-violent 'rescue' movement.
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UPDATE: Priests, pro-lifers released from jail after rescue at abortion centers
Activists in Virginia and Michigan were arrested as part of the 'Red Rose Rescue.'
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Catholic priests, pro-life activists arrested at U.S. abortion centers
The rescue attempts took place in Virginia, Michigan and New Mexico.
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Appeals court overturns conviction of woman for praying Rosary outside Satanic ‘Black mass’
Joan Andrews Bell's 2014 arrest for blocking an entrance to a public building in Oklahoma City was deemed 'unlawful' by an appeals court.
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