David Ancell / Monday May 29, 2006
I believe it is very important to support legislation that fights the Culture of Death and promotes the Culture of Life. However, there are other things that we can do. A few weeks ago (ok, I’m way behind), I found out about the story of Morgan Norton in a local paper. She was a high-school student who suffered extensive brain injuries in a car accident in which alcohol was involved. I do not know, nor does it matter at this point, whether she was the one who was intoxicated.
When I read this, it reminded me of my commitment as a Catholic to uphold the sanctity of life. It also reminded me that all human life is precious in the eyes of God, no matter what the person’s condition. People should receive the care they need. I do not know Morgan Norton or her family, but I can still help.
I want to ask if there are people willing and able to make a donation towards her care. There’s no doubt that there will be plenty of bills for her family. This is just one small step we can make in promoting a Culture of Life.
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