"STEM CELL RESEARCH: FINDING CURES WE CAN ALL LIVE WITH" VIEW THE NEW SHORT FILM NOW Responding to the need for a clear and concise guide to the ongoing stem cell research debate, SaintMax Worldwide recently completed production on a new short film entitled "Stem Cell Research: Finding Cures We Can All Live With."  This brief video (14:00 in length), features real life stories of patients who have benefited from scientifically and ethically superior stem cell research-plus commentary from nationally-recognized experts discussing key elements of the stem cell debate.  Click the icon below to view STEM CELL RESEARCH: FINDING CURES WE CAN ALL LIVE WITH (Spanish Language Version) La Ciencia de las Células Madre: En La Búsqueda de la Cura para Enfermedades y Protección de la Vida            The Michigan Catholic Conference asked SainMax Worldwide to produce a version of the mini-documentary for distribution to Catholics in Michigan.  Here's what was sent out to more than 500,000 Catholic households.  Commissioned by the Kansas Catholic Conference and now available for widespread distribution, this video will help viewers learn... How stem cell research being promoted by the biotechnology industry and others involves the manipulation and destruction of living human embryos?with no cures in sight. That a another kind of stem cell research using so-called adult stem cells is both morally acceptable and already effective at providing cures and treatments for people suffering from debilitating diseases and conditions. About a patient advocate who first supported, but now opposes embryonic stem cell research, not on moral grounds, but because it is ineffective and wastes valuable resources. Why embryonic stem cell advocates want to actually clone human life for the purpose of destroying living embryos in unproven and questionable experiments. Why a coalition of feminists from across the political and religious spectrum are calling for an immediate moratorium on human cloning because it endangers the health and lives of young, fertile women. The reasons why stem cell research is not really a religious issue, but one of basic human rights?and how it is quickly becoming the most important bioethical debate of our time. To order a hard copy DVD, please contact SaintMax Worldwide Executive Director Chuck Weber at cweber@saintmaxworldwide.org, or by phone at 913-269-4136. The cost of the video is $10, shipping and handling included.
	Stem Cell Education Campaign Delivers Major Success at the Polls November 8, 2006 When Vitae Caring Foundation teamed up with SaintMax Worldwide in the Spring of 2006, the proponents of the Missouri stem cell Amendment claimed a 28 point lead in the polls. With six months to election day the polls showed proponents of embryonic stem cell research held a 59% to 31% advantage over opponents. That's when Vitae and SaintMax went to work. The partners produced three powerful, 30 second spots which were broadcast on local TV stations throughout the state of Missouri. The first fruits of this campaign were seen in September, when new polls showed thousands of Missourians had switched from "favoring" the Stem Cell Amendment to "undecided". By the time election day rolled around, the campaign had closed the gap to 50% in favor to 49% opposed. Amendment 2 passed but the campaign was considered a success because it closed the margin of victory to just 2 percent of voters. Vitae and SaintMax had found a message that resonated with voters and executed a plan to get that message out. To see the three TV commercials produced by Vitae and SaintMax, click on the icons below. Coffee Shop Spot: College Student Spot: Researcher Spot:

	NaPro Technology Communications Update March 18, 2005 Attention all doctors, nurses, FertilityCare practioners, clergy, laity and others who attended the California Natural Family Planning Conference March 17-19 in Los Angeles or the NaPro Technology conference in Omaha last July: A suggested news release and newspaper essay are offered below for your use in your local markets. Your local information needs to be added before faxing or emailng to local newspapers, radio and TV stations. A NEW DVD IS NOW AVAILABLE for those interested in viewing the talk given last July by Stephanie and Anthony Epolite.  This couple struggled with the problem of infertility and thought they would find an answer using in-vitro fertilization (IVF).  When IVF failed, they turned to Dr. Thomas Hilgers of the Pope Paul VI Institute and NaPro Technology, which they credit with the conception and birth of their daughter Clare Marie.  Don't miss this incredible story.     For those interested in a DVD or VHS of the Video News Release or the Epolite's story of NaPro Technology produced by SaintMax Worldwide, contact Chuck Weber at the address below.  We humbly request a donation to cover production, duplication and shipping costs, but it is not required. Please call, or e-mail your DVD or VHS orders to: Chuck Weber, SaintMax Worldwide 913-269-4136 cweber@saintmaxworldwide.org News Release: Local News Coverage Click Here Essay for Local Newspapers Click Here

	NaPro VNR July 20, 2004 When Dr. Thomas Hilgers and the Pope Paul VI Institute needed to communicate the powerful and uplifting message of NaPro Technology, it turned to SaintMax Worldwide. Working with the American Academy of Fertility Care Professionals (AAFCP), a storytelling team from SaintMax produced, wrote, videotaped and edited the NaPro story and then distributed that same story to millions of local television viewers by using the Networks' own newsfeed systems. CNN, Fox and CBS News all picked up the story and offered it to their affiliates. This is the kind of media savy and storytelling know-how that SaintMax brings to every project. By tapping into a wealth of network, local and syndication television experience, SaintMax works hard and works smart to deliver the biggest bang for it's partners. To watch the Video News Release created for the AAFCP, just click on "Play Video" below. RESULTS: These TV stations in the nation's top 110 markets, ran our story on NaPro Technology: Fox Network - Good Day Live WXIN-TV Fox-Indianapolis KRIV-TV Fox-Houston KHON-TV Fox-Honolulu WDJT-TV CBS-Milwaukee KYW-TV CBS-Philadelphia WBNS-TV CBS-Columbus, OH KTVT-TV CBS-Dallas/Ft. Worth KXLY-TV ABC-Spokane WKBW-TV ABC-Buffalo WINK-TV CBS-Fort Meyers,FL KUTV-TV CBS-Salt Lake City WTVM-TV ABC-Columbus, GA KTUL-TV ABC-Tulsa Total homes: 2.5+ million Total Viewers: 4 million + viewers