This Week is Sexual Violence Awareness Week

This week is Sexual Violence Awareness Week, sponsored by the Notre Dame Gender Relations Center. Click here to visit their website. Events this week include:

10/29-30

• Petitions and Prayer Cards at Campus Masses

10/31

• Free T-Shirt Giveaways; 10:15-11am; DeBartolo Hall (north door) and Fieldhouse Mall

11/1

• Mass of Healing; 10pm; Sorin Hall Chapel
• “Teal Out Tuesday”;wear the t-shirts, buttons or ribbons
• Resource Tables: La Fortune, Dining Halls, Joyce Center

11/2

• Men Against Violence (MAV) Pledge Campaign
• PILLARS present: “49 ½ First Dates”; 8pm; LaFortune

11/3

• A Time to Heal Dinner; 6-8pm; Club Naimoli; RSVP at grc.nd.edu

10/29-11/5

• Student Government Solidarity Displays (by residence hall)
• Committee on Sexual Assault Prevention (CSAP) Posters

Questions about events can be directed to the Gender Relations Center.

ND Right to Life Acquires a New URL

The Right to Life website can now be reached by visiting: chooselife.nd.edu

The original URL is still active (nd.edu/~prolife), but this address is a new location to reach our website.

RTL Concessions at USC Game

Come visit our Concession Stand for the USC game! We will be on Fieldhouse Mall noon-7pm, selling food, drinks, and Right to Life apparel. If you are a student and would like to volunteer to help work concessions, email prolife@nd.edu

Sign up to receive Footprints, our official newsletter

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Footprints issue II is now available!

Issue II of Footprints, Notre Dame Right to Life's newsletter, is now available. You may view it by visiting: http://www.nd.edu/%7Eprolife/footprints/Footprints_V_02.pdf.

Sale Raises Over $1100 for Hannah's House

Cupcakes for Life, a cupcake sale held as a part of Respect Life Week, raised more than $1100 for Hannah's House. Eleven dorms baked about 1300 cupcakes for the sale, and about 25 students volunteered to sell the day of the event that took place on Friday, October 7. Notre Dame Right to Life would like to thank Amanda Bambury, head coordinator of the event, and all of the many volunteers who helped to make this event so successful!

For more information about cupcakes for life, visit:
CupcakesForLife.org

For information on Hannah's House, visit:
MaternityHomeWithAHeart.org

2012 March for Life Registration Now Open!

Registration is now open for the 2012 March for Life. Click here for more information.

Prices and trips:

Long Trip (1/20-1/23):
-Cash/Check* $65
-Student Shop** $70
Short Trip (1/22-1/23)
-Cash/Check* $50
-Student Shop** $55

*Cash/Check can be placed in an envelope under the door of the Right to Life office (305 LaFortune) or mailed through campus mail to 220 Morrissey Hall. Please include your name and email in a note with your money. Checks payable to: ND Right to Life.

**Student Shop payments will be available soon. You will receive an email notification if you register for this payment method.

The long trip will leave Friday evening (1/20). The short trip will leave Sunday (1/22). Both trips will be returning Monday (1/23). Students will miss class on Monday but will receive a University-excused absence for all missed classes.

For more information, email Mike McHale (mmchale1@nd.edu) or Alfredo Guzman-Dominguez (aguzmand@nd.edu).

Pray with us for Right to Life's Adopted Unborn and their families

At the 20th annual Life is Precious Dinner, ND Right to Life representatives received the names of eight children aborted in the last year. We invite you to pray with us for the souls and families of: Damarius, Dante, Devin, Daniel, Darian, and Deandre, aborted March 19, 2010; DeAngelo, aborted March 23, 2010; and Jackson, aborted April 20, 2010.

Right to Life Officers Respond to Gary Caruso Article

On September 30 The Observer published a guest column by Gary Caruso, Notre Dame '73, titled "The government's not-so-insensible 'conscience clause.'" It may be found at:
The government's not-so-insensible "conscience clause"

Two days later, the officers of Notre Dame Right to Life composed a letter in response. It may be found at:
Contraception and Conscience

An abridged response was published in the Observer on October 6:
Contraception and Conscience, Abridged

RTL Website Gets a New Look

Go to www.nd.edu/~prolife to check it out!

Check out our Newsletter!

Be sure to check out Footprints, the official newsletter of Notre Dame Right to Life. It includes information on recent events, club news, and upcoming activities. Our last issue can be found at: https://sites.google.com/a/nd.edu/prolifend/newsletter

Registration is now open for the Cardinal O'Connor 2012 Conference on Life!

Registration is now open for the 2012 Cardinal O'Connor Conference for Life in Washington, DC, Saturday, January 22, 2012 at Georgetown University.

Speakers include:

Keynote Speaker:
Most. Rev. Charles J. Chaput, O.F.M. Cap, Archbishop of Philadelphia

Rev. Stephen Fields, S.J.: (Georgetown University) Abortion and the Natural Law: Exploring the Concept of Intrinsic Moral Evil William V. Blazek SJ, MD, FACP (Georgetown University) Dr. John Keown (Rose F. Kennedy Chair of Christian Ethics) History of Pro-Life Law Dr. Brian Clowes (Human Life International) Mr. Steven Mosher (President of Population Research Institute) Ms. Jessica O’Connor-Petts (Feminists for Life) Adoption and the Pro-Life Movement Mrs. Vicki Thorn (Founder of Project Rachel) Science of the Theology of the Body Fr. Francis “Rocky” Hoffman (Relevant Radio) Media and the Pro-Life Movement For more information, and to register visit: http://cardinaloconnorconference.com/2012-conference

Today's Events for Respect Life Week

Screening of "Thine Eyes"

Wed, October 5, 7pm – 9pm
Where
Geddes Hall Auditorium
Description
The Notre Dame Fund to Protect Human Life will host a screening of "Thine Eyes," a film about the Annual March for Life in Washington, D.C., in advance of sign-ups for the March through the Right to Life Club.

Contact: Angela M. Pfister, J.D.
Associate Director, Notre Dame Center for Ethics and Culture
pfister.5@nd.edu



Cemetary of the Innocents Set-Up

When
Wed, October 5, 9pm – Thu, October 6, 12am
Where
South Quad Flagpole
Description
Cemetery of the Holy Innocents setup: We will be meeting at the flagpole to set up the cemetery on South Quad on Wednesday Oct. 5 at 9pm. It usually takes several hours to set up the cemetery, but you can always just come for as long as you are able. Bring a hammer with you if you have one to hammer the crosses into the ground.

Respect Life Week 2011

Respect Life Week is happening now! Visit nd.edu/~prolife for information on events this week!