Campus pro-life activism: Meeting pain with compassion
No matter how much pain one might see in the world, there will always be more. And some of this pain must exist so that good may eventually come out of it.
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Articles for Month: March 2015
The Carter decision: Not safe for doctors
No doctor who assists a suicide, can be assured of his or her safety to do so. Even after the 12 month suspension period, doctors are at risk of homicide charges.
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Pro-lifers plan sit-in at Speaker Boehner’s office to #FreeTheBan on late-term abortions
Pro-lifers are saying ENOUGH ALREADY. Pass the Pain Capable Unborn Child Protection Act!
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Why Obama’s lie on marriage matters
Voters have a right to true information not only about a presidential candidate’s public policy positions, but also about his character and worldview, because such information is necessary to their ability to govern themselves.
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City of San Fran. tells archbishop his school reform is discriminatory: considering legal action
A reported 80 percent of teachers in the archdiocese’s Catholic high schools have sent the archbishop a petition accusing him of fostering 'mistrust and fear.'
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Ontario bishops’ general secretary has been actively supporting Wynne’s child abusive sex-ed
The man tasked with managing the Assembly of Catholic Bishops of Ontario is a partisan Liberal who is backing the Wynne government’s controversial sex-ed program.
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Internal emails suggest Wynne gvmt lied to cover up child sex predator’s role at Ministry of Education: critic
Premier Kathleen Wynne and Education Minister Liz Sandals 'have been deliberately misleading us,' says a pro-family leader.
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Jahi McMath’s family sues hospital for malpractice
The teenage girl was declared “legally dead” by doctors at Oakland Children’s Hospital in 2013 after complications from tonsil and adenoid surgery sent her into cardiac arrest. But her family says she is still alive, no thanks to the medical establishment.
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A year after refusing to provide cake for gay ‘wedding,’ Christian bakery closes
“There was zero hate here,” the owner said. “We were just trying to be right with our God.”
News
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Pro-euthanasia prof: Supreme Court ruling allows doctors to do lethal injections
'The Supreme Court’s decision is clear,' writes Dalhousie University's Jocelyn Downie.
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