Patriots
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This is the story of the men and women who achieved something unprecedented in the Western world—constitutional protections for children in the womb. This is the story of the Ireland’s pro-life movement.
This is the story of the men and women who achieved something unprecedented in the Western world—constitutional protections for children in the womb—and fought for decades to maintain them as nation after nation fell to the abortion industry. It is the story of how ordinary men and women faced down international institutions, the global media, and the Irish elites to defend pre-born children.
It is the story of how the 8th Amendment was won, how it was lost, and the men and women who fought with their ancestors at their backs and their children in their hearts, fired by the rock-solid conviction that Ireland’s babies were worth fighting for. It is a story that has gone untold—until now.
Reviews:
LifeSiteNews: Remarkable new book tells the triumph and tragedy of Ireland’s fight to defend the unborn
Gript: Why I Wrote the Untold History of Ireland’s Pro-life Movement
Crux: Legalization of abortion produced ‘identity crisis’ for pro-life Irish Catholics
The Catholic Herald: Ireland’s pro-lifers saved hundreds of thousands of lives. They deserve a proper tribute
Pro-Life Guys Interviews: Episode 30: How Irish Pro-Lifers Saved Hundreds of Thousands of Lives, Episode 31: How the Irish Pro-Lifers Saved Hundreds of Thousands of Lives
Dr. Matt Treacy in Gript: A heroic campaign: ‘Patriots’ tells how Irish pro-lifers held the line for so long
| Weight | 450 g |
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| Dimensions | 23 × 16 × 2 cm |
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