'Please, please, please … take action'

Please read below information from the Archdiocese of New York:
“On January 16, 2018, Governor Cuomo introduced his budget bill, S.7511. In the bill, he included an abortion expansion proposal. If the budget passes, virtually all limitations on abortion will be lifted. This is particularly dangerous because the law requires a budget to be passed by April 1, 2018.”
• This bill would remove our current law’s limit and allow abortions after 24 weeks. Studies show that a fetus experiences pain at 20 weeks.
• 5-10 percent of babies are born alive after a late-term abortion procedure and those infants are currently protected. This bill would eliminate the law that requires that a baby born alive after an abortion be given adequate health care.
• This bill would permit non-doctors to do abortions – the state government could grant a license to perform abortions to anyone.
• The bill would eliminate all criminal penalties for abortions – so even if an abortion was against a mother’s will (involuntary or coerced), or if an unborn child is deliberately targeted for an act of violence, it could not be prosecuted.
Please go to www.nyscatholic.org and search for Abortion Expansion. Follow the small red link on the top left side “Take action now” or go to www.nyscatholic.org/nys-catholic-conference-action-center and look for the action that says “Oppose Abortion Expansion in State Budget. Enter your information and select “Send Message”.
And call Rep. John Flanagan (Majority Leader) who will be part of the three-way negotiation at 631-361-2154 (from St. Stephen’s bulletin).
The previous information was taken from a flyer from the Archdiocese of New York. You can google Governor Cuomo Bill S.7511 and read more about this heinous bill against women and the unborn.
Please, please, please … take action. Do not let Governor Cuomo have his way for abortion on demand up until and including the ninth month and including infanticide. We have got to stop this now. Enough is enough.
Thank you,
Donna Washio
Warwick