Wisconsin’s Senate GOP Leader’s latest excuse for abandoning pro-life bills
It looks like Fitzgerald is already trying to weasel out of his New Year’s resolution
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Articles for Month: January 2014
Belgium’s oldest athlete killed at his ‘euthanasia party,’ complete with Champagne toasts
Euthanasia in Belgium is becoming a celebration. Now, the nation’s 95-year-old “oldest athlete” was killed at his euthanasia party–complete with Champaign toasts for […]
Blogs
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A memorable interview in the papal palace
When I look back at all that we reported on and did this past year, it takes my breath away […]
Blogs
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Hassan Rasouli to be transferred from Sunnybrook Hospital
The Euthanasia Prevention Coalition is pleased that Hassan Rasouli will soon be transferred out of Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre to […]
Blogs
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Abortion client shrouded in sheet rushed away from clinic in ambulance
This incident occurred on the first abortion day of the New Year and is the first known medical emergency at an abortion clinic in 2014.
News
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Will the Supreme Court strike down ‘bubble zone’ laws? Pray that it does.
The Pro-Life Action League is calling on all pro-life Christians to pray the Lord’s Prayer each day from January 7 […]
Blogs
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The enduring power of the Hippocratic Oath
After 2,400 years, the Hippocratic Oath still inspires doctors. Why is a leading bioethicist mocking it?
Opinion
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Forcibly sterilizing the ‘unfit’: the U.S. eugenics program you probably haven’t heard of
Imagine living in a country where the government could forcibly sterilize people they deem somehow “deficient.” You don’t have to imagine.
Opinion
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‘A slap on the wrist’: Delaware fines abortionist $1,500 for running filthy ‘meat-market’ clinic
Timothy Liveright would perform an abortion every 10 minutes, often with unsanitized instruments on blood-spattered tables, his former nurses testified.
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German bishops will give Communion to those ‘remarried’ outside Church despite Vatican’s opposition
Most Reverend Robert Zollitsch, Archbishop Emeritus of Freiburg, believes the German bishops’ proposal has the support of Pope Francis despite the opposition of the Pope’s doctrine chief. “A Prefect is not the Pope,” says Zollitsch.
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