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Former abortion employee helped friend induce labor, let baby die: police report

Eyewitnesses say the women considered using supplies inside the abortion facility to aid in the process.

Carhart nurse should lose license for ‘incompetent and negligent conduct’: Nebraska Attorney General

The petition accuses abortion nurse Lindsey Creekmore of engaging in “a pattern of incompetent or negligent conduct."

Michigan Right to Life goes to the wall to protect babies conceived in rape

RTL Michigan must collect 258,000 signatures in 180 days in order to overturn Governor Snyder’s veto. The group estimates the effort will cost about $100,000.

USA

‘I got toxic shock from an IUD,’ writes woman at feminist website

Alice Myerhoff, 43, nearly died three years ago from toxic shock syndrome after agreeing to use an IUD at the urging of her doctor.

Stop whitewashing child killing: abortion is homicide

In 1997 I designed a pro-life t-shirt that became one of the biggest selling pro-life shirts of all time. Abortion is Homicide.

International

Stay-at-home moms, more children are solution to Germany’s demographic crisis: cardinal

“Where are women really publicly encouraged to stay at home and bring three or four children into the world? This is what we should do," said Cardinal Joachim Meisner.

Defence of human life ‘central’ to Catholic social justice doctrine: Archbishop of Trieste

Giampaolo Crepaldi, Archbishop of Trieste, added that in order to fulfil this vital role, the Church must be free to act in the public sphere.

Canada

Toronto Catholic school officials tried to block GSA ban, claimed it broke law

In a rare display of dissension, trustees decried the chair's move as a "gross misconduct of democracy" and voted the GSA motion back on the agenda.

1,700 converge on Quebec City to oppose gov’t plan to legalize euthanasia

The province's Parti québécois government has promised to table a bill legalizing the deadly practise before the province’s parliament adjourns for the summer.