One hundred and sixty. It's a number etched on Sister Roseann Reddy’s heart. That is the number of babies saved from abortion since the Sisters of the Gospel of Life were formed on 1 January 2000.

The Sisters of the Gospel of Life are based on the south side of Glasgow in Scotland. It is the only order of its kind in Europe which means inquiries and requests for help come from near and far. And it's a relatively new order - the first in Scotland for over 150 years - formed by Sr. Roseann and Sr. Andrea Fraile under the auspices of the late Cardinal Thomas Winning, with the mission to help women with unexpected pregnancies.

“For many years, the Catholic Church in Scotland had faced a barrage of criticism whenever it spoke out against abortion," explains Sr. Roseann. "The mainstream media and feminist groups would ask why the Catholic Church opposed abortion but did not offer financial support to women with the cost of a new baby.