Ireland’s Abortion Tragedy: A Symptom of Apostate Silence
The cited EWTN news report details an Irish advocacy group’s call for an inquiry into 108 babies born alive after attempted abortions from 2019–2023, citing figures from the Health Service Executive. The group questions whether these infants were denied lifesaving interventions and decries “silence and secrecy.” The article further covers various U.S. legal and political developments regarding abortion, including a lawsuit over forced prison induction, a Wyoming heartbeat bill, an Indiana court block on religious freedom protections for the unborn, a Virginia ballot initiative challenge, and North Dakota physician training on new protections. It frames these as discrete political and legal events within the ongoing “pro-life” landscape, quoting spokespersons and lawmakers within a paradigm of state legislation and human rights discourse.
The theological and spiritual bankruptcy of this entire presentation is profound. It treats the murder of 108 innocent souls as a matter for a secular “inquiry” and “transparency,” utterly omitting the primordial, immutable Catholic truth that **abortion is a mortal sin crying to heaven for vengeance**, a crime against God that incurs automatic excommunication (*latae sententiae*) and demands public condemnation by legitimate ecclesiastical authority. The article’s framework is one of naturalistic politics and human rights advocacy, a language utterly foreign to the *sensus Catholicus* which sees such outrages as a direct assault on the Reign of Christ the King, who demands that all human law conform to His Divine Law. The silence on the sacramental life—confession, penance, the necessity of grace—and the total absence of any call for the legitimate Church to excommunicate Catholic politicians and medical personnel who perpetrate or facilitate this holocaust, exposes the modernist, apostate mentality of the authors and the “conciliar sect” they represent. This is not a pro-life movement in the Catholic sense; it is a humanistic, neo-Masonic project that reduces the sacredness of human life to a negotiable political commodity, thereby participating in the very evil it pretends to oppose.
