Judge mocks Bible in decision forcing Michigan to recognize 300 same-sex ‘marriages’
'What the state has joined together, it may not put asunder,' Judge Mark Goldsmith said Thursday.
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Articles for Day: January 16, 2015
Kenyan bishops still wary despite new tests showing no sterilizing agent in UN vaccines
Despite new test results showing a vast majority of samples from anti-tetanus vaccines are free of a suspected sterilizing agent, Kenya’s Catholic bishops and doctors are still not satisfied.
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Canadian premiere of Not About Mary Wagner film this Sunday 3 p.m. in Toronto
In a rare coincidence, court hearings for pro-life activists Linda Gibbons and Mary Wagner both took place Friday morning in downtown Toronto.
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Star of abortion romantic comedy ‘Obvious Child’ won Critics Choice award
Jenny Slate saluted the filmmakers for 'fighting for our rights.'
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Chicago March for Life expects record attendance on Sunday
At least 14 buses are expected to make the trip, representing several parishes, pro-life groups, and at least one diocese.
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Los Angeles archdiocese expects thousands at first-ever, massive pro-life conference on Saturday
Speakers include the Radiance Foundation's Ryan Bomberger, actor Eduardo Verastegui, Supreme Knight Carl Anderson, 40 Days for Life Director David Bereit, and Mother Agnes Mary Donovan of the Sisters for Life.
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U.S. Supreme Court will rule on gay ‘marriage’ issue
'Marriage was not created by government action, and shouldn't be re-created by government action,' said Russell Moore of the Southern Baptist Convention's Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission.
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North Carolina Catholic diocese removes teacher over his plans to ‘marry’ a man
'We cannot and will not employ a substitute teacher who opposes Church teaching,' says the Diocese of Charlotte.
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Sen. Rob Portman loses conservative, pro-life support after endorsing same-sex ‘marriage’
'Any politician ... who supports the break-up of the American family ... has forfeited the right of support and endorsement of the prolife movement.'
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Grammy-winning rapper Lecrae: I found a photo of the girlfriend I asked to abort my baby and I ‘just broke down’
'It just literally broke...the guilt, and the remorse, and the shame of it all.'
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Health Canada may push back abortion drug decision until after federal election
'Realistically, Health Canada shouldn't want to touch this drug again with a 30-foot pole,' Fonseca said
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Former Morgentaler Clinic in Fredericton to reopen as…abortion clinic, headed by ‘trans man’
The New Brunswick Right to Life Association called the news 'nothing short of a disaster for women’s health, and worse for the babies of our province.'
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Pro-abortion editor of RH Reality Check says there is ‘no difference’ between pro-lifers and Islamic terrorists
Islamic terrorists commit appalling human rights abuses. Pro-lifers…try to protect unborn children.
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SBA list prez: New Congress proves ‘abortion-centered feminism is dead’
The pro-life stance 'has the potential to be the kind of issue that speaks to working-class Americans: to Hispanics, to Catholics and to women,' says Marjorie Dannenfelser of the Susan B. Anthony List.
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Ten reasons to reject Wynne’s sex education curriculum
The morally misguided idea that elementary children can give consent to sex is evil. Children are being abused when they are introduced to explicit sex.
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China’s black market for human eggs lures the young
Illegal clinics are luring high school and college-age girls in China with the promise of large payments for their eggs. The procedure can damage the girls’ health and future child-bearing, and the clinics are offering no legal or medical help if complications ensue.
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‘She was alive and crying!’: Abortion nurse quits after baby born alive, left to die
'Til this day I hear this crying infant in my head,' says Janet Rogers.
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Opposing physician-assisted suicide ‘is the right position for a liberal to take’: Disability activist
People of all political persuasions should be able to unite around the imperative to protect all human life, and especially the most vulnerable, from being demeaned or taken because others deem it inconvenient.
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Foreign abortion groups worry new U.S. Congress will establish limits
With a new Republican-controlled Congress settling in, abortion groups fear limits are coming – and are pre-emptively spreading false claims about legislation that would keep tax dollars from subsidizing foreign family planning groups that perform or promote abortion.
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Canada’s ban on film opposing gay agenda is anti-democratic: critics
Offensive material puts true democracies to the test, says civil rights lawyer John Carpay.
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We aren’t Charlie: the decline of satire and culture
Much of what passes as satire, whether it’s Charlie Hebdo, or to a lesser extent, the cartoon South Park here in the U.S., is offense for its own sake.
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Radical pro-abortion group plans ‘dramatic’ confrontations next week at pro-life events in four major cities
At next week’s protests Stop Patriarchy plans to show 6-foot photos of pregnant mothers who died pre-Roe from illegal abortions. To accumulate enough photos, Stop Patriarchy apparently had to go all the way back to 1929.
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Abortion proponent nails one big reason why the ‘S.S. Abortion’ is sinking
S.S. Pro-Life focuses on the legal right to abortion, blocking it, that is. But we are about so much more than that. Pro-aborts only 'help' women by pointing them to baby torpedo factories.
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USAID is orchestrating sterilization campaign in India: part two
The USAID approach to family planning—increasing Western pharmaceutical and device consumption and reducing by sterilization the number of babies born to Indian women—population control by definition—seems only to have added to the exploitation and suffering of India’s women.
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Pope Francis praises Humanae Vitae, warns of attacks on family
The family is threatened 'by growing efforts on the part of some to redefine the very institution of marriage, by relativism, by the culture of the ephemeral, by a lack of openness to life,' he said.
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