Netflix defends packing shows with LGBT ‘representation’: ‘every gay person is very necessary’
One 2017 list counted a whopping 57 shows on the platform featuring gay characters.
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Articles for Month: May 2020
France’s highest administrative court to hear Catholics’ case for overturning public Mass ban
Despite other areas of society opening up like public transit and beaches, churches are still strictly forbidden from hosting public religious ceremonies.
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US spending $100 million on needles for ‘COVID-19 Mass Vaccination Campaign’
The federal government has ordered $100 million dollars worth of needles and syringes.
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Alberta health minister allows police to access confidential patient medical records
Alberta Minister of Health Tyler Shandro used powers gained from a new coronavirus law to issue the directive.
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Single Republican joins dozens of Democrats sponsoring COVID govt tracking bill
Rep. Jeff Van Drew of New Jersey switched from Democrat to Republican in early 2020 over a dispute with other Democrats over whether to impeach the president.
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Planned Parenthood slammed for Mother’s Day post thanking ‘moms on the front line’
One reaction on Twitter: 'Praying for all the mothers you’ve made childless, likely feeling deep sorrow today.'
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Too many pro-LGBT activists, politicians are Catholic school graduates
From the founder of the Human Rights Campaign to Joe Biden, baptized Catholics are well represented among those in favor of destroying the traditional family.
Opinion
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‘Politically correct’ modifications to prayers do not help the Church to know the truth
In the reformed liturgy, to the detriment of the people, the language is softer and 'nicer.'
Blogs
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‘Right to support prostitution’ case could allow US tax funding of foreign abortions
The case involves a pledge against prostitution that U.S.-funded foreign entities are required to make. It has obvious implications for abortion funding abroad.
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UK, France increase do-it-yourself abortion access amid coronavirus restrictions
Governments are pushing the dangerous procedure in countries where the safeguards of medical professionals in clinics and hospitals has ordinarily been available to women.
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