February 2014 - Page 26 of 37

Stop the ‘gay rights’ charade: Russia is only protecting its children

Everyone from UN boss Ban Ki Moon to a little old grandmother in Berlin has been wagging the finger at Russia’s terrible homophobic laws, but for all that it gets wrong, Russia is doing the right thing by its children in this instance.

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Carolyn Moynihan

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Why is the abortion rate falling? Maybe fewer women want abortions

The Guttmacher Institute’s report finding a recent reduction in the abortion rate has generated a considerable amount of media coverage, drawing analysis […]

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Hey Girl Scouts, how about offering a Respect Life badge?

The Girl Scouts have had a disturbing, well-documented relationship with the abortion lobby for a long time. The organization finally overplayed its hand […]

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LifeSite

• Feb 11, 2014Jun 18, 2021

Legatus Summit blew us away

John-Henry Westen, Jon Fidero and I just came back from attending the annual Legatus Summit in Orlando, Florida that took […]

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LifeSite

• Feb 10, 2014Jun 18, 2021

Planned Parenthood pays $2 million for wrongful death, press ignores

Late last week came the news that Planned Parenthood of Illinois, Northwestern Memorial Hospital, and Northwestern Medical Faculty Foundation have agreed to pay $2 […]

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LifeSite

• Feb 10, 2014Jun 18, 2021

Dissecting the New York Times’ pro-euthanasia bias

I have long ago given up on the media fairly — or even accurately — reporting on the assisted suicide […]

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LifeSite

• Feb 10, 2014Jun 18, 2021

Rare conjoined twins pregnancy to proceed despite pressure from doctors to abort

An Aussie couple are pregnant with a type of conjoined twins so rare that only 35 cases have ever been recorded, but despite the advice of doctors, they are determined to see the pregnancy through and enjoy the arrival of the twin girls.

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Andrew Smith, Australian correspondent

• Feb 10, 2014Jun 19, 2021

UN defends report calling on Church to renounce its moral teachings on sexuality

The Vatican's spokesman slammed the report, saying the UN has gone "beyond its powers" and "interfere[d] in the very moral and doctrinal positions of the Catholic Church."

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‘Bullied’ transgender boy sent to restorative justice program after he was charged with assault

Though "trans rights" community rallied behind the boy after news of the school fight broke, but it turned out that he threw the first punch.

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• Feb 10, 2014Jun 19, 2021

Europe’s bishops discover what we all knew: most Catholics reject teaching on sexual morality

For four decades, faithful Catholics have lamented the near-total absence of teaching on moral issues from Catholic pulpits – now a Vatican survey has incontestably shown their concerns were justified.

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• Feb 10, 2014Jun 18, 2021

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Articles for Month: February 2014

Stop the ‘gay rights’ charade: Russia is only protecting its children

Why is the abortion rate falling? Maybe fewer women want abortions

Hey Girl Scouts, how about offering a Respect Life badge?

Legatus Summit blew us away

Planned Parenthood pays $2 million for wrongful death, press ignores

Dissecting the New York Times’ pro-euthanasia bias

Rare conjoined twins pregnancy to proceed despite pressure from doctors to abort

UN defends report calling on Church to renounce its moral teachings on sexuality

‘Bullied’ transgender boy sent to restorative justice program after he was charged with assault

Europe’s bishops discover what we all knew: most Catholics reject teaching on sexual morality