Gregory Lobo
Biography
Gregory Lobo is a Junior at Seton Hall University working toward his B.A. in History. He believes that history is a key to creating a passionate pro-life movement, due to the ugliness of the historical context of abortion advocacy.
He was recently chosen to be the historian of the pro-life club in his college campus, Pirates For Life. Besides using words and history to defend the right to life, he enjoys playing video games and watching and reading about sports, especially hockey.
Thoughts
“You may choose to look the other way but you can never say again that you did not know.”-William Wilberforce
“If to be feelingly alive to the sufferings of my fellow-creatures is to be a fanatic, I am one of the most incurable fanatics ever permitted to be at large.”-William Wilberforce
“The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy.”-Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
“Like Paul, I must constantly respond to the Macedonian call for aid.”-Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
I was born with spina bifida, which was given in a prenatal diagnosis. When my parents went in for one of the scans after the diagnosis, the radiologist told them that “[They had] already diagnosed this, so why haven’t [my parents] taken care of it”? The idea that prenatal diagnosis is used to justify abortion is highly offensive to me. I believe that the reason that God made me the way that I am so that I could have this story and be so personally attached to the pro-life movement and to give me a unique position to speak out against the culture of death. As such, I feel a moral obligation to speak out against this culture, especially when it is in response to a prenatal diagnosis.
Recently, one of the biggest and best pro-life bills in the country passed in Alabama. While the bill passed by a very strong margin, the debate was very forceful at times. The part of the debate that is making waves is a horrendous comment by Democratic Representative John Rogers. Rogers got up to the stage […]
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