by Paul Murano • ChurchMilitant.com
The Wuhan virus pandemic has begun to attack the very foundation of the Culture of Death.
Media reports show the pandemic is causing the shuttering of some abortuaries as well as the canceling of “gay pride” events.
But the effect on contraception has been largely ignored.
The Wuhan pandemic is causing supply shortages for pharmaceutical companies around the world, creating shortages of chemical contraceptives.
Likewise, restrictions on doctor visits is also diminishing access to contraception.
The normal protocol of getting an exam, blood test and consultation before obtaining a prescription has been curtailed. And without a prescription, one cannot purchase or refill contraceptive pills, which act as abortifacients.
Further, Malaysia-based Karex Industries, responsible for 20% of the world’s condoms, has shut down factories in China and India due to government lockdowns, slowing the distribution of condoms worldwide.
The United Nations is warning of “devastating” consequences.
Even Planned Parenthood of Pennsylvania has announced it has dropped all birth control services during this time.
Faithful Catholics are hoping diminished access to contraception and abortion will force young people to reflect on the importance of chastity, the sanctity of marriage and the dignity of human life; and that God will use this to lead many souls back to Him — and, perhaps, save Western civilization in the process.
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Is the Culture of Death being undermined?
by Paul Murano • ChurchMilitant.com
The Wuhan virus pandemic has begun to attack the very foundation of the Culture of Death.
Media reports show the pandemic is causing the shuttering of some abortuaries as well as the canceling of “gay pride” events.
But the effect on contraception has been largely ignored.
The Wuhan pandemic is causing supply shortages for pharmaceutical companies around the world, creating shortages of chemical contraceptives.
Likewise, restrictions on doctor visits is also diminishing access to contraception.
The normal protocol of getting an exam, blood test and consultation before obtaining a prescription has been curtailed. And without a prescription, one cannot purchase or refill contraceptive pills, which act as abortifacients.
Further, Malaysia-based Karex Industries, responsible for 20% of the world’s condoms, has shut down factories in China and India due to government lockdowns, slowing the distribution of condoms worldwide.
The United Nations is warning of “devastating” consequences.
Even Planned Parenthood of Pennsylvania has announced it has dropped all birth control services during this time.
Faithful Catholics are hoping diminished access to contraception and abortion will force young people to reflect on the importance of chastity, the sanctity of marriage and the dignity of human life; and that God will use this to lead many souls back to Him — and, perhaps, save Western civilization in the process.
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