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Catholic Christian:

www.HopeAfterAbortion.org
National website for Project Rachel, the Catholic Church's healing ministry to the post-abortive, maintained by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops.

www.noparh.org
National Post Office of Post-Abortion Reconciliation and Healing: Network researchers, professional counselors, regional Project Rachel ministries, etc.; maintains toll-free referrals line.

www.RachelVineyard.org
Weekend Retreats and Support Groups Model: Catholic and Interdenominational versions.

www.PostAbortionHelp.org
"Lumina" - A post-abortion referral network in NY, NJ, and CT

www.VaughanEckenrode.com
Post-Abortive father and his wife create a website in memory of the husband's aborted son.

Various Christian Sites

www.AbortionRecoveryNetwork.org
International network for post-abortion counseling, awareness opportunities,
Post-abortion products and research.

www.RamahInternational.org
Directly assists those hurting after abortion, hosts awareness,
Provides training programs.

www.SilentNoMore.org
A project of Anglicans for Life and Priest for Life: seeking to expose and heal the secrecy and silence surrounding the emotional and physical pain of abortion.

www.AfterAbortion.org
"The Elliott Institute" - A site containing healing and research resources.

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