December 2014 - Page 20 of 33

Forced abortion should be remembered as a Nazi crime: Holocaust panel

A panel at the American Jewish Historical Society warned that the stories of Jewish women forced to abort 'have a lot of resonance today and in many other instances of genocide.'

News

Ben Johnson

• Dec 10, 2014Jun 18, 2021

Free speech and abortion

It seems that telling the truth about abortion is only something that can land you in trouble, and that Western democracies are unwilling to have a clear and honest debate about abortion.

Opinion

Robert Colquhoun

• Dec 10, 2014Jun 18, 2021

Attempt to divide doctrine and pastoral practice is a ‘subtle heresy’: Vatican’s doctrine chief

Cardinal Müller is rebuffing claims that the Church could uphold her doctrine while allowing 'pastoral practices' that subvert it.

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Hilary White

• Dec 10, 2014Jun 18, 2021

‘Gay marriage’ is against human nature and Europe’s human rights convention: Greek justice minister

Meanwhile, a leading Greek Orthodox bishop has warned the deputy prime minister that by proceeding with a gay 'marriage' bill he would 'deny [himself] the blessing of the most just Lord.'

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Hilary White

• Dec 10, 2014Jun 18, 2021

10 mind-blowing things that happen to babies before they’re born

Amazingly, each of these 10 things happen in the first trimester – when approximately 90% of abortions in the U.S. occur.

Pulse

Kristi Burton Brown

• Dec 10, 2014Jul 30, 2021

We need the same courage as the first Christians to overcome today’s rejection of sexual morals: Ottawa archbishop

'Today, we again need God's grace and supernatural courage to publicly live out the Church's teaching on marriage, the family, and human sexuality,' the archbishop writes in his annual Christmas message.

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Thaddeus Baklinski

• Dec 10, 2014Jun 18, 2021

$1 trillion Cromnibus bill includes victories, losses for pro-life movement

"Currently, it's easier to find IRS e-mails than to find out if your insurance plan can fund abortions,” Casey Mattox of the Alliance Defending Freedom told LifeSiteNews.

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Dustin Siggins

• Dec 10, 2014Jun 18, 2021

Catholic university employees told to file harassment complaints against coworkers who oppose same-sex ‘marriage’

Free speech rights 'are limited when they infringe upon another person’s right to work in an environment free of unlawful harassment,' states the university's anti-harassment presentation.

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Kirsten Andersen

• Dec 10, 2014Jun 18, 2021