by Mary Hasson
Today, on the anniversary of Roe v. Wade, a new web-based series, "BUMP+," serves the abortion issue up to the American public in a new way.

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by Caitlin Forst
During the rainy weekend here in Washington D.C., I flipped through the instant movies on Netflix and landed on a movie called "Carolina." The movie focuses on the importance of family, no matter how quirky that family might be, and features Shirley MacLaine as the eccentric matriarch grandmother. What struck me about this movie was that during a flashback we see that MacLaine saved her granddaughter's life by preventing her son's girlfriend from having an abortion.

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Some of you who are reading this have lost a family member to abortion. You may have friends who have participated in an abortion. Or perhaps you have had an abortion yourself. If this is the case, you know firsthand how deeply abortion changes you and how many people are impacted by it. Often, after I deliver a college lecture or tell my story in a parish, I hear stories that reveal this wide ripple effect.

Rating: 5.0/5