6 years in jail for offering women alternatives to abortion… and I’d do it again by JOHN-HENRY WESTEN for Life Site News
Mary Wagner is a heroic Canadian pro-life activist who has risked her own safety to defend the lives of unborn children and pregnant women.
In the latest episode of The John-Henry Westen Show, I am joined by the inspiring Canadian pro-life advocate Mary Wagner, who has been arrested many times for peacefully entering abortion centers to offer mothers help to save the lives of their children. In total, she has spent six years in prison.
My interview comes just days after Wagner’s lawyers filed, to the Supreme Court of Canada, an appeal of her lawsuit challenging Section 223 of the Canadian Criminal Code, which violates the Canadian Charter’s guarantee of “life, liberty and security” and equal protection of an individual person. This case, if accepted by the Court, will be monumental for the pro-life movement in Canada.
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Wagner told me that she hopes “the highest court would recognize the injustice of Section 223, which declares … that before birth there is a child there but is not considered a human being, contrary to common sense (and) contrary to scientific evidence.”
She also notes that “if the court decides against our case, then it’s clear they exposed the hypocrisy and the grave injustice is exposed for many because I believe that this case will garner international attention.”
Wagner also discussed what led her to become a pro-life activist in its truest sense, by entering clinics and peacefully and lovingly encouraging mothers to give their unborn children the gift of life.
“Anyone who recognizes that the child before birth is a human being has to ask then those questions, how can we advocate for them, how can we speak for them in our country … in which we are prosecuted for trying to advocate for them when they are most in need,” Wagner said.
