Sarah Gray

Well, he started dating across the ocean for a year and a half, and then he moved to America.

It was at the 12-week screening.

They call it the first trimester screening, and they're checking for birth defects.

I think the most common one is Down syndrome.

But it was September 30, 2009.

And said that only one of the twins would make it.

And one of the twins had anencephaly and would die within a few minutes or hours of being born.

And he said he could see that because one of the twins had a round skull and the other one had a bumpy skull.

The bumpy skull showed him that the skull wasn't correct, wasn't round enough.

It sounded fictional to me.

The doctors said that the unhealthy twin was posing a threat to the healthy twin, and if we were to be safe, we would do a selective termination to save the life of the healthy twin.

I actually talked to two priests on the phone about it.

I don't know.

I guess I wanted to see what their take was on this.

Yeah.

This is probably not the direction we want to go to for this radio story, but... No, I mean, I'm suddenly interested.

Basically, what I was saying is, would you come and do a blessing over the selective termination?

One priest said no.

He just said he wouldn't do a blessing over a selective termination.

And then the other priest said that because of a Thomas Aquinas rule of, like, I think it was called double account or something, basically, like the rule that if you...