The history of ‘choice’
Abortion advocates are right that ultimately, whatever they do comes down to one choice. What they deny, however, is that choices have consequences.
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Articles for Month: March 2014
Cardinal Burke on faith, the right to life, and the family: English exclusive
Cardinal Raymond Burke explains and defends the Church's teaching on life and family in a new interview published exclusively in English by LifeSiteNews.
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Pro-abortion Alberta premier resigns amidst spending scandals
While premier, Alison Redford opposed conscience rights, became the first Alberta premier to march in a Pride parade, and tried to impose "diversity" education on homeschoolers.
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Italian singer defends song about gay man becoming straight, but says it ruined his career
“Apologize for what? For singing a song? A true story?” asks singer Giuseppe Povia.
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Remains of 86 unborn babies found stored in UK hospital after ‘administrative error’
The babies were “not cremated due to an error where staff failed to send the correct forms to the mortuary," according to the hospital.
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Catholic League’s Bill Donohue calls for boycott of Guinness over St. Patrick’s Parade flap
“There is a price to be paid for anti-Catholic bigotry," says Donohue.
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Abortion zealot: Babies are ‘time-sucking monsters,’ I will ‘totally’ abort if birth control fails
Most abortion advocates are careful to act as if they’re not really fans of abortion, but sometimes they let the mask slip.
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Cardinal Burke: Obama’s policies are ‘progressively more hostile toward Christian civilization’
“He appears to be a totally secularized man who aggressively promotes anti-life and anti-family policies,” says the U.S. prelate.
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‘Prime act of pastoral charity’ to deny pro-abortion politicians Communion: Cardinal Burke
Refusing Communion "is a prime act of pastoral charity, helping the person in question to avoid sacrilege and safeguarding the other faithful from scandal,” says the cardinal.
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Her engagement to Steven Tyler ended in a horrific late-term abortion. This is her story.
Julia Holcomb was only 16 when she met Steven Tyler of the rock band Aerosmith. That meeting was to change her life forever.
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