article_snippet.sent: creating a series of insulting campaign images, or memes, that claim they 'didn't really give birth'.
article_snippet.sent: The Facebook page of the so-called Disciples of the New Dawn has sparked an internet firestorm as thousands of mothers share, and comment on, the group's anti-cesarean memes, expressing thousands of mothers disgust at the outrageous messages thousands of mothers express; the community, led by Father Patrick Embry, is using the images to encourage fellow Christians to shame 'lazy' and 'negligent' mothers who have elected to undergo C-sections. '
article_snippet.sent: Please show respect to superior women who actually had what it took to get the job done,' reads one of the group's Facebook memes, which has been shared nearly 80,000 times since it was posted on Sunday.
article_snippet.sent: Alarming message: This controversial anti-cesarean meme posted on the Disciples of the New Dawn's Facebook page on Sunday has been shared nearly 80,000 times .
article_snippet.sent: Good advice from Matriarch Graber on behalf of The Circle of Matriarchs,' the Disciples of the New Dawn captioned the controversial image featuring a woman's C-section scar.
article_snippet.sent: Public shaming: This meme featuring a mom in a bikini states that women shouldn't flaunt women stomachs after having cesarean sections because women didn't take care of women while women were pregnant .
article_snippet.sent: : The community added this picture caption to This meme to remind women that God is always 'watching' and 'judging'
article_snippet.sent: And Cassie Wallace noted: '8,304 ppl LIKED THIS POST?
highlights_snippet.sent: One of the images posted on the Disciples of the New Dawn Facebook page has been shared nearly 80,000 times since it was posted on Sunday .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: While it is unclear if the group is genuine - or a satire - the group messages have prompted thousands of women to share thousands of women own C-section stories .
  