Healing the Mom Testimony Healing Articles Blogs Prayers Sermons Bulletin Inserts Media The Long Loneliness: Understanding Dorothy Day's Mission in Light of her Abortion Loss Game of Thrones - The Power of the Story in Recovery from Trauma Mary Magdalene and the Apostle Peter – Ideal Saints for Women and Men Hurting After Abortion The Elephant in the Examination Room: Why Are Medical Professionals Reluctant to Talk to Women About this Common Medical Procedure? Women with a Past Abortion Loss can Celebrate Mother’s Day? I Spoke to A Youth Group of Teenagers About My Abortion. I Was Amazed by Their Response The Traumatic and Mysterious Abortion of Aerosmith Lead Singer Steven Tyler and Julia Holcomb Why is the 2018 Gerber Baby Causing Some Parents Great Anguish and Grief? The Abortion Pill: The Psychological Experience of Labor and Delivery in the Home New Study Claims Abortion Has No Adverse Effects on Mental Health – Dr. Priscilla Coleman Takes a Closer Look Dear Clergy and Ministers: Yes Abortion is a Sensitive Subject…But Mother’s Day is the Perfect Time to Share a Message of Consolation and Healing The Long Loneliness: Understanding Dorothy Day’s Mission in Light of her Abortion Loss Australian celebrity admitted before committing suicide that her abortion caused 'depression bogeyman' A Blessed Synergy: Rachel’s Vineyard and Forgiven & Set Free Is Mother's Day a Bad Time to Talk About Abortion? Great Abortion Healing Resources from Fr Frank Pavone for Clergy, Ministers and their Congregations A Revolutionary Re-Thinking of Addiction by Author Johann Hari Touches on the Heart of Abortion Loss and Recovery Dorothy Day (1897-1980), Servant of God, co-founded the Catholic Worker newspaper and established houses of hospitality and farming communes where she lived with and served the poor and destitute. Prior to this time, Dorothy Day sadly experienced a pregnancy that ended with an abortion, which she lamented. In a letter to a woman written on February 6, 1973, she wrote: “Twice I tried to take my own life, and the dear Lord pulled me through that darkness — I was rescued from that darkness. My sickness was physical too, since I had had an abortion with bad after-effects, and in a way my sickness of mind was a penance I had to endure…” Read More: