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Why does the Catholic Church oppose abortion?

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Why does the Catholic Church oppose abortion?

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The Catholic Church views abortion as the taking of an innocent human life. A baby is a separate human life distinct from his or her mother. Each child has its own genetic identity, its own heartbeat, brain waves, eyes, ears, mouth, etc. Of course women have rights over their own bodies (just as men do), but these rights are limited when they affect other people’s bodies. Abortion directly involves two bodies – the mother’s and the unborn child’s. Any M.D. worth their “pedigree” will admit that life begins at conception.52 Are you confused by an unplanned pregnancy, or do you need help with recovering from an abortion? Please call the church office and talk with a priest and/or call Project Rachel toll free at 1-877-908-1212.

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