As per lists maintained by
One
More Soul and
Pharmacists for Life International, all but a handful of pharmacies -
across the country - sell
abortifacients and contraceptives. Bucks County and nearby metropolitan Trenton are fortunate to be home to the
St Clare Pharmacy, which is self-reported to NOT sell abortifacients or contraceptives.
St. Clare Pharmacy is the only pharmacy in this part of the country which could be safely advertised by a parish. Why on earth is any Bucks County or metropolitan Trenton parish instead allowing ads for providers of abortifacients and contraceptives?
- The bulletin for one Trenton-area parish carries
an ad for Vizzoni Pharmacy, LLC. In June 2009, James Vizzoni told me that Vizzoni's did NOT deal in the notorious Plan B
poison. However, Vizzoni's was dispensing contraceptives, including oral
contraceptives which can act as abortifacients.
- The bulletin for at least one other
Trenton-area parish carries the ad for Vizzoni's,
as well as for Episcopo's Pharmacy. The
Episcopo ad outrageously notes, "Also available FRANCISCAN MISSION ASSOCIATION Mass
Cards." When phoned on 6/24/13, owner John
Berkenkopt would not acknowledge whether he sold contraceptives and other abortifacients
including Plan B.
- In
addition to Vizzoni's and Episcopo's, the bulletin for the same parish carries an ad for Olden Pharmacy. In the bulletin for a 3rd Trenton area parish (not fully available on line), I have noticed that the owner, Carlo Benedetti, is indicated to be a
parishioner. When phoned on 6/24/13 and asked whether he indeed sold contraceptives and other
abortifacients including Plan B, Mr. Benedetti would not answer
and instead ended the conversation.
- The bulletin for one Trenton-area parish carries an ad
for McGrath's (with the note: "Member
of the Diocese"). In June 2009, this pharmacy acknowledged providing the notorious Plan B poison. On 6/24/13, I left an
extended message for owner Steve Zagoreos, in an effort to get updated information, but
my message went unreturned.