VOLUME XCI - NO. 24 | 115 YEARS OF SERVICE TO THE GOSPEL | AUGUST 8-21, 2015
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Archbishop's lecture
series » 5
Catholic writer to
speak on beauty at
new venue
What to tell the
kids » 10-11
Parents, clergy share
thoughts on explain-
ing same-sex unions
Up close with Matt
Maher » 16-17
His music and desire
for Christian unity
Friends of the
Poor Walk
Saturday, September 26
th
Lace up your tennies
and help us help the poor.
Go to PoorWalk.SVDPden.org for details.
A
t least one Colorado university
was named as a fetal tissue recip-
ient in a series of undercover
videos on Planned Parenthood and the
alleged selling of baby parts. The latest
videos also show a Denver abortionist, Dr.
Savita Ginde, discussing Planned Parent-
hood's methods of compensation for fetal
donations.
Lynn Grandon, executive director of
Lighthouse Women's Center, said she
wasn't surprised when she heard about
the alleged sale of baby parts, because she
had heard rumors of it for more than 10
years. However, she said it was still hard
to see a Denver clinic and a Colorado uni-
versity in the videos.
"The reality is it's happening right in
our backyard. We can't be complacent,"
Grandon said.
A DENVER ABORTIONIST
LifeSiteNews and others have stated
that Ginde is the vice president of Planned
Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains
(PPRM). Her page on healthgrades.com
says that she is a 45-year-old specializing
in family medicine at PPRM, and that she
graduated from medical school at Ameri-
can University of the Caribbean, a school
which claims in its mission statement to
foster "the highest standards in profes-
sional ethics and competence." Ginde is
also listed as a staΠmember at Presbyte-
rian/St. Luke's Medical Center in Denver.
The fourth video in the series "Human
Capital" has undercover journalists from
the Center for Medical Progress posing as
members of a group that wants to supply
fetal tissue to research groups. They are
shown discussing prices and Planned
Parenthood policies with Ginde.
"I think a per-item thing works a little
better, just because we can see how much
we can get out of it," Ginde says
in the video.
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Planned Parenthood
scandal hits Denver
Local doctor, university implicated in undercover videos
BY MELISSA KEATING
303-715-3123
melissa.keating@archden.org
www.twitter.com/mkeats42
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Archbishop Samuel Aquila, shown
here outside Planned Parenthood,
called for a day of prayer and
penance Aug. 28.
PHOTO BY ANYA SEMENOFF/DENVER CATHOLIC
