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Here is what I think of the Pro-Life Manchester students
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Ruth Rawlins2024-03-12T09:00:00
As an advocate of unborn babies, Ruth Rawlins was shocked by the treatment of Manchester University’s Pro-Life Society members. She looks into what happened, and what it means for us
The recent footage of pro-life students passing through an angry shouting mob screaming “shame on you”, brought me to tears.
Tears of gratitude towards these courageous students, who required police protection to enter and leave their first Pro-Life Society meeting at Manchester University. They walked out, into a sea of persecution, with their heads held high.
Why all the hate and opposition towards them? Because they had dared to gather around an aim to “create a Pro-Life culture on campus and support the dignity of every human life from conception”.
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