Americans in late twenties having record number of births out-of-wedlock: report
Americans aged 26 to 31 had 57 percent of their children out of wedlock compared with the national average of approximately 40 percent.
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Articles for Month: June 2014
Holy See to UN: The family is stronger than the forces that try to destroy it
The Holy See’s representative urged the UN’s Human Rights Council to defend the family as the “fundamental cell of society” and “founded upon marriage between a man and a woman.”
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A defeat for ‘Big Abortion’s manipulative agenda’: Pro-life groups react to Hobby Lobby decision
“This is as close as a Southern Baptist gets to dancing in the streets with joy,” said Dr. Russell Moore, president of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission.
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I’m sick of pro-life work…but cynicism is for losers
This work has introduced me to realities of our culture that I often wish I’d never heard of.
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After 20 years of infertility, 45-year-old woman becomes pregnant naturally
Dr. Thomas Hilgers says many of the struggles women face with fertility can be mitigated by a more natural, less invasive approach.
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Catholic teachers march in gay pride against objections of cardinal and parents
“Today Catholic Teachers look forward to walking with our Sisters & Brothers in support of a world free from homophobia,” OECTA president James Ryan tweeted prior to the parade.
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Supreme Court HHS mandate ruling applies to more than 90 percent of U.S. businesses
Already, businesses across the nation may be ready to opt out of the HHS mandate of the Affordable Care Act.
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He was supposed to die after his first breath – now he’s graduated from high school
Six months into Tracey Moran’s third pregnancy, she and her then-husband Mark MacKenzie received news no family wants to hear: their baby boy had a fatal heart condition.
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Who said this?
Can you guess who said this? “LifeSiteNews has been by far… the greatest asset in fighting the culture of death.”
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Ohio magistrate orders Sharonville abortion facility to close
The facility failed to meet state medical standards by operating without a transfer agreement with any area hospital.
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