Federal court blocks California reparative therapy ban
"To be able to get a preliminary injunction at this stage is very telling as to the final outcome, and I'm very encouraged by it,” said Brad Dacus of the Pacific Justice Institute.
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Articles for Month: December 2012
‘Transgender’ teen girl wins access to boy’s high school bathroom
A girl who identifies herself as a boy has been given permission to use the boy’s bathroom at her Ontario public high school.
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Pro-life leaders praise Pope for ‘huge move’ of ordering Catholic Church charities to be Catholic
Though the Pope has ordered that "everything" in his motu proprio "be fully observed," pro-life leaders warn his directives might be ignored as has happened in the past.
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DC Archdiocese priest-blogger: America is one step away from outright persecution
“If current trends continue, Christians, especially religious leaders, may not be far from enduring heavy fines and jail,” writes Msgr. Charles Pope.
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UNICEF should rename itself the United Nations Sex for Children Fund – UNISEX
UNICEF is fighting in Peru for the "sexual rights" of young adolescents in Peru.
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Government must ensure pleasurable sex for women: Philippines senator
The principle sponsor of the Reproductive Health Bill led an effort to strike down an amendment deleting the word "pleasurable" from the bill.
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The Emperor’s New Clothes: calling ‘filth’ by name
What? An actor who is begging people not to watch his TV show? Good for him—and for us.
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How did this happen? The family crisis as a theological crisis
The family crisis is a theological crisis, and this must be the church’s first concern.
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What the Argos’ Grey Cup win can teach us about the culture war
Sportscaster Damian Goddard asks if there is anything that we who are fighting the culture war can learn from Canada's winning football team's performance. Watch the video for the answer.
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Banned pro-life club files lawsuit against British Columbia student union
Protectores Vitae, the pro-life group at Kwantlen Polytechnic University in the Vancouver area, announced the lawsuit Monday evening.
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