Contraceptive pill may cause babies to die
Medical practice confirms that the pill is not 100% effective. Women who take these chemicals sometimes become pregnant.
A baby conceived by a woman who is ‘on the pill’ has a greatly reduced chance of survival because the lining of the womb is rendered hostile by the drug.
This suggests that the pill may cause babies to die and that, as such, it is an abortifacient contraceptive.
Trista Vincent (Irish Examiner, July 9 2002) claimed that 70 million women ‘break the foil’ whereas Anna Magee, writing this year, says that “100 million women worldwide ... take some form of contraceptive pill”.
Given a breakthrough ovulation rate of at least 2% (in reality it can be as much as 10%), this amounts to two million ovulatory cycles per pill-taking woman.
In any given cycle, there is a 25% overall conception rate for “normally fertile couples of average sexual activity”.
Multiplying the two yields a result of 500,000 chemical abortions per cycle or six million chemical abortions every year worldwide.
Although these figures cannot be measured, the truth is that among sexually active women who use some form of contraceptive pill, there is an global silent holocaust taking place.
May God have mercy on us all!
Fr Eamonn McCarthy,
The Rock,
Midleton,
Co Cork
