NACN-USA Urges the FDA to Find Alternatives to Immunizations Grown in Aborted Fetal Cells
“While alternative vaccines exist in the United States for polio, rabies and shingles, there are no ethically-produced alternatives for the Hepatitis A, MMR and Varivax vaccines. Specififcally, the rubella portion of the MMR uses RA27/3 virus which was cultivated on the WI-38 cell line, both of which involved nearly 100 elective abortions in the research and development. Likewise, the Varivax (chickenpox) vaccine also uses both WI-38 and yet another aborted fetal cell line, MRC-5, which was developed in the UK and is also used in Hepatitis-A.” (Excerpt from FDA letter below)
Aborted Fetal Cell Lines and Alternative Immunizations
This chart is provided by Debi Vinnedge, President and Executive Director of Children of God for Life, the Pro-Life World Leader in the Campaign for Ethical Vaccines, Medicine and Consumer Products
Joint Letter to the FDA Requesting Ethically-Produced Immunizations
The National Association of Catholic Nurses, U.S.A (NACN-USA) has joined the below in petitioning Norman E. Sharpless, MD, Acting Commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration in providing ethically-produced vaccines.
May our joint letter, result in morally acceptable alternate immunizations and medications. (7/22/2019)
- The Most Reverend Joseph F. Naumann,
- Archbishop of Kansas City, Kansas,
- The Most Reverend John Doerfler,
- Bishop of Marquette,
- The Most Reverend Frank Dewane,
- Bishop of Venice, Debi Vinnedge,
- President and Executive Director Children of God for Life,
- the Christian Medical and Dental Association (CMDA),
- Catholic Medical Association (CMA),
- American College of Pediatricians,
- National Association of Pro-Life Nurses,
- Association of American Physicians and Surgeons,
- American Association of Pro-Life Obstetricians and Gynecologists (AAPLOG),
- Center for Disease Control (CDC) Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (2007-2011),
- the National Catholic Bioethics Center,
- Catholic Health Services of Long Island, Franciscan Alliance, Inc,
- Servants of Relief for Incurable Cancer, and Little Sisters of the Poor of Chicago and Brooklyn
