March for their Lives Belfast: Speakers Announced!

  • Stephanie McKittrick
  • Speaker Fr Paddy McCafferty
  • Speaker Adele Best

Precious Life and other pro-life groups are organising a massive 'March for their Lives' on Saturday, 7th September to mobilise, motivate, organise and lobby against Westminster's horrific abortion law. This law, which is set to be implemented on 21st October 2019, would legalise abortion right up to 28 weeks for any reason and up to birth for any reason in Northern Ireland. Precious Life and Youth for Life NI have been out on the ground for weeks with their massive 'Fight-Back' Campaign, talking to the public, knocking on doors and leafleting every town and city throughout Northern Ireland. 

We are delighted to announce that the March will have a range of incredible and inspiring speakers who will be travelling to Belfast to stand up for our pro-life laws and against Westminster's extreme and cruel abortion law. 

SPEAKING at the March for their Lives:

Baroness Nuala O’Loan, DBE, is a noted public figure. She was the first Police Ombudsman from 1999 to 2007. In July 2009, it was announced that she was to be appointed to the House of Lords. In December 2010, National University of Ireland, Maynooth appointed her as Chairman of its Governing Authority. She is a regular columnist and contributor to debates in the print and broadcast media. She has consistently defended the right to life of the unborn child.

Adele Best will be speaking about how abortion destroys the lives of women and how her own abortion experiences have changed her mind on the right to life of every human being.

Fr Paddy McCafferty of Corpus Christi Parish in Ballymurphy, West Belfast, has been a outspoken defender of the right to life.

Stephanie McKittrick will be sharing her amazing story of hope, courage and love. Stephanie was told to terminate her baby to save her own life, she knew it wasn't an option. The recruitment consultant was just 20-weeks pregnant when she was diagnosed with hydrocephalus - a deadly build-up of fluid on the brain.






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