Abortion activists didn’t get what they want in New Brunswick
This was an almost purely symbolic victory for abortion activists.
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Articles for Month: November 2014
Leak: Bank of Montreal now requiring business partners to conform to its pro-gay ‘diversity’ standards
In a leaked October e-mail, BMO said it will no longer do business with law firms whose diversity standards are 'not compatible' with the bank’s.
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UK girl, 13, raped by classmate after sex ed lesson
The two were in a secluded area discussing the lesson when he asked the girl if she wanted to 'try sex.' After the young girl repeatedly said "No," he pinned her down and raped her.
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Twice rejected, Iowa’s webcam abortions face state Supreme Court
Iowa is serving as Planned Parenthood’s market and legal test case for the labor-saving, profitable, and dangerous practice.
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Atlanta fire chief suspended for publishing Christian views of homosexuality
An openly gay city council member tells the fire chief, 'When you’re a city employee' with 'thoughts, beliefs, and opinions [that] are different from the city’s, you have to check them at the door.'
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The power of the pro-life message at work in Uganda
We usually think of our mission of changing hearts and minds in a relatively parochial sense—reaching the people we encounter in person, or even in a radio or news interview. But sometimes our reach goes way beyond our expectations.
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UN human rights system becomes pro-abortion echo chamber
Like UN treaty monitoring committees that routinely misconstrue countries’ obligations, the new UPR system, now in its second cycle, is becoming increasingly hostile to countries whose laws protect unborn children and define marriage as between a man and a woman.
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‘Charity without faith is useless’: Benedict XVI lauds Catholic organization that links charity and evangelization
'Charities bringing disaster aid to people are in an excellent position to bring people into a personal encounter with Jesus,' says the founder of Caritas in Veritate International.
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UN passes bullying resolution: Western nations lament lack of ‘sexual orientation’ protections
The bullying resolution is widely recognized as a stepping-stone to promote the notion of 'sexual orientation and gender identity' in UN policy. The terminology was rejected during negotiations, frustrating Western nations.
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3 pro-life reasons for giving thanks
In my travels around the world, I see signs of hope even among many situations that appear to be worsening. A global awareness is emerging among those who have endured cultures that harbor and promote evil.
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