Oregon becomes third state to ban reparative therapy; Illinois considering a similar ban
The legislation is 'an unmitigated disaster for children and families,' a pro-family activist warns.
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Articles for Month: May 2015
Mother Teresa’s canonization possible in 2016
The Vatican is sending mixed signals with one top official suggesting a date in 2016, and the Holy See's spokesman saying her cause is ongoing.
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China’s president asserts state’s authority to ‘manage’ religion
Pope Francis, on the same day, urged Chinese Catholics to stay ‘united to the rock of Peter.’
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‘#No2Trudeau’: 850 Canadian youth learn about the power of their vote to oppose abortion
Hundreds of Canadian teens learned last week about the power of politics and the enormous weight each of their votes have to promote life.
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Boy Scouts president: We need to allow open homosexual leaders
It's time for the Boy Scouts to adjust to 'the social, political, and juridicial changes taking place in our country,' Robert Gates says.
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The ‘Francis effect’ is silencing Catholic bishops, priests, and laity
These days holding firm to Catholic doctrine and practise can seem like an act of disloyalty to the pope, yet to acquiesce is to betray the Church.
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Is the reason Notre Dame lost on HHS mandate because it’s already complying?
Notre Dame has argued that it should not be forced to be 'complicit' in the insurance required by the mandate, yet the University is still complying.
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Catholic Relief Services smells like rotten eggs
Clearly CRS president Carolyn Woo has chosen to be the servant of the gospel of tolerance rather than the gospel of Jesus Christ.
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Vatican’s eco guru champions Occupy Wall Street thugs
Catholics need to demand that the Vatican sever this unholy partnership with UN population control advocates.
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Mike Huckabee affirms his support for Duggar family amid firestorm
Huckabee says Josh's actions were 'inexcusable' but also affirms Christian teaching that no sin is 'unforgivable.'
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