Hey everyone, welcome to this new episode explicitly pro-life. I'm Kristen Hawkins.

And with me today is my very good friend Camille Pauley. She's the co-founder and executive director of Healing the Culture.

Now, many of you may not have heard of handling culture, but you really, really, really need to know about healing the culture.

Camille is based out in Washington State, north of Seattle, and what they're doing

is incredible. We've worked with them at Students for Life to partner on high schools, but if you're

a pro-life parent or grandparent or if you're involved in a private Christian or Catholic school,

you need to know about healing culture because the curriculum like Kimi always put out is

excellent for high school, middle school, and now even elementary school. And we've trained

even college students for life leaders in your curriculum using, and what's really cool about

healing culture, you guys use like these 10 universal principles,

which are philosophical, philosophic principles, right? So you can kind of defend your pro-life

beliefs using these very basic philosophic principles that everyone else knows, knows, and kind of get.

So before we go into that, and I want Camille to kind of, we're going to do some

role play, maybe not ask some hard questions. I'll be fine. I'll respond. But I want you to tell

everybody what healing the culture is, how you were started, what you're doing, and how folks can get

involved. Sure. So we were started in 2003. I started it with Father Robert Spitzer, who is a

Jesuit Catholic priest.

He was the president of Gonzaga University for 11 years, which some people may know him by.

He runs the Majis Center in California, but he also wrote a book called Healing the Culture,

which is like a philosophical explication for why you should be pro-life in the first place.

And it gets to the underpinnings of the pro-life movement,

what it is we actually believe about freedom and happiness and rights and suffering and

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