Amidst the controversy of the abortion debate, they are a number of often-hidden individuals and organisations who going above-and-beyond to help women in unplanned pregnancy. Women are all too frequently alone and pressured to have an abortion, but these unsung heroes – frequently volunteers – are willing to offer their support to those experiencing crisis pregnancy who would otherwise receive none.
In this talk at the Catholic Society of St Peter’s Abortion Panel, NSW politician Greg Donnelly reflects on his experience to highlight the good work of crisis pregnancy counsellors and assistants in helping women carry out their choice for life.
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This talk is part of Life Week, an initiative of the Catholic Society of St Peter at The University of Sydney.
