Pope: Large families a witness to faith, source of ‘wealth and hope’ to nation
Italy, which traditionally is known for its large, boisterous families, has joined other Western countries in sliding into a precipitous demographic decline.
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Articles for Month: February 2012
Canada’s Supreme Court to rule Friday on who has final say in education: parents or the state?
The historic ruling is sure to have far-reaching, and potentially frightening, consequences for parental freedom in this country.
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From aborting her own baby to starting a network of pro-life medical clinics: Kathleen Eaton’s story
After Kathleen Eaton aborted her unborn baby in 1980, she resolved to do whatever necessary to make sure other women didn't make the same mistake. Her clinics have now saved thousands of lives.
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Head of U.S. bishops: Obama compromise on mandate ‘a hill of beans’; opposition intensifies
Just as the mainstream media initially failed to report the erupting controversy over President Obama’s contraceptive mandate, they are again […]
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Now Planned Parenthood bullies Catholic food bank for saying no to them
The Komen controversy proved it may be easier to say no to the mob than Planned Parenthood. One Catholic food bank just learned this the hard way.
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Breaking: 50 Members of Congress to hold press conference on legislation to stop Obama mandate
The press thinks, and Democrats hope, the controversy surrounding President Obama’s contraception mandate issue has dissipated. It hasn’t. I wrote […]
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‘The View’ takes on the sonogram law: as told by an unborn baby
People keep talking about how hard sonograms are on women. How about how hard an abortion is on us?
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Buffy the Unborn Slayer?
In an upcoming story in the comic book series protagonist Buffy Summers finds herself single, jobless, and pregnant after a drunken party she barely remembers - and plans to have an abortion.
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Physicians win victories for conscientious objection to abortion in Spain
Yesterday, a Superior Court overruled a lower court that had denied conscientious objector protection to Dr. Manuel Resa.
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Mexico’s top bishop warns against pro-abort/homosexualist candidates in upcoming elections
"Catholics must be attentive to the commitment of the candidates and their parties to respect the first of all rights, which is the right to LIFE," said the cardinal.
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