Parents are the solution to bullying, not government legislation: thinktank
The IMFC says that the research shows that what is needed is a “family response” to bullying because “this is where real, effective change happens.”
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Articles for Month: November 2012
Missouri appeals court blocks HHS mandate: first appeals court to do so
“The order sends a message that the religious beliefs of employers must be respected by the government," said lawyer Francis Manion.
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Toronto nativity scene vandalized for fifth time in six years
"It is disappointing to see the intolerance toward Christianity in our city," the group behind the scene told LifeSiteNews.com.
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Gibbons, Wagner cases winding their way through courts
Court cases for Linda Gibbons and Mary Wagner are slowly making their way through the courts as the two women separately face charges for recent incidents of pro-life activism. Gibbons actually has two streams of cases on the go.
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Calgary Catholic schools to offer HPV vaccine despite bishop’s opposition
After a public campaign by local health workers, the trustees voted Wednesday to begin offering it to girls in grade 5 with parental consent.
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New Mexico closes disciplinary hearing over a botched 35-week abortion
The state medical board spared Shelley Sella charges of gross negligence.
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Southern Poverty Law Center sues after reparative therapy does not change teens’ sexual orientation
SPLC files a whale of a lawsuit against JONAH (Jews Offering New Alternatives of Healing).
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U.S. District Judge dismisses Pittsburgh diocese’s lawsuit against ObamaCare
The judge is reassured that the Obama administration is “committed to amending the preventive services coverage regulations well before January 2014."
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Three ways to kick porn out of your life
To cut porn out of your life once you have welcomed it in is no easy thing: for many it requires hard work, constant vigilance, and sometimes-dramatic action.
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My boyfriend paid for the abortion with his band’s AMEX
"For months after that, I knew nothing except that I wanted to die," a rocker's ex-girlfriend says of her experience.
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