8,000 rally for life in Belfast (PHOTOS)
The Life Institute's Niamh Uí Bhriain told the huge crowd that Ireland's new abortion bill "was an unjust law that had no moral authority.”
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Articles for Month: July 2014
Language matters: egg sellers are not egg ‘donors’
Language matters, and words like “donor” are not only inaccurate, but create in peoples’ minds the positive idea of a gift.
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Ohio church buys former strip club
"The Lord told us to stop looking. That we wouldn't find the building, the building would find us."
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New Irish guidelines allow abortion up to birth: pro-life group
"Where is the clarity in these guidelines in relation to protecting mothers and babies?"
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Guelph city council to debate pro-life bus ads after pro-abortion petition
The mayor and city staff say they are obliged by law to run the ads.
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UN resolution affirming ‘natural family’ dampens gay pride festivities
The Human Rights Council adopted a resolution on “Protection of the Family” with a traditional definition of the family last Thursday.
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How a simple pro-life gesture brought this woman out of the abortion industry
As pro-life activists we have to remind ourselves from time to time that not every individual in the abortion industry is fully aware of what they are participating in.
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Bioethicists’ baloney over Hobby Lobby
The New England Journal of Medicine is a cultural wrecking ball. Whenever it turns to ethics, it reliably sides with the culture of death–pro assisted suicide and health care rationing–or against conscience rights of those who dissent from the reigning moral orthodoxy.
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Planned Parenthood to use ‘healing’ art to reform its reputation for dismembering babies
Soon, even you will be able to have your child ripped apart while being soothed by healing images of art.
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New paper examines ways to save babies with Down syndrome from abortion
The paper examines societal responses to individuals diagnosed with Down syndrome and makes policy recommendations to further improve their lives.
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