"Abortion was condemned by name, 24 July, 1895, in answer to the question whether when the mother is in immediate danger of death and there is no other means of saving her life, a physician can with a safe conscience cause abortion not by destroying the child in the womb (which was explicitly condemned in the former decree), but by giving it a chance to be born alive, though not being yet viable, it would soon expire. The answer was that he cannot. "

Marty I want to get you on record as agreeing to the above, which was taken from the catholic encyclopedia. To wit, that inducing labor before the fetus is viable, if necessary to save the mother, is never permissible. So we have a dead fetus, and a dead mother. Is that your position?