Victory: Irish justice committee rejects bill to legalize assisted suicide
For now, the hard work of the pro-life movement and their allies has fended off the threat.
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Articles for Month: July 2021
France’s new COVID passport met with second wave of protests
Macron has really set a large part of the French population, from all walks of life and regardless of political backgrounds, against himself and his globalist COVID measures.
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Labor union local files federal complaint to halt COVID vaccine mandate
Teamsters Local 743 has asked a federal court to stop the Central States, Southeast and Southwest Areas Health and Welfare Pension Funds from deducting paid-time off from members who refuse to take the experimental COVID jab.
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Pope’s Latin Mass edict not only attacks Catholics, but harms interreligious dialogue
Traditionis Custodes has set the Church’s relations with other religions back fifty years, and it is difficult to see how they will recover.
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France makes COVID vaccines compulsory for health care workers
The law, which will enter into force in the beginning of August, was set up to ‘make life sh-tty’ for the unvaccinated (according to a government source quoted by the left wing daily Libération).
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General dismisses troop suicide spike while pushing for COVID vaccination
‘Block and report the trolls and the disinformation tinfoil hat team,’ he later wrote.
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The upside-down Church: Pope Francis can’t rest until all Catholics are modernists
For a religion predicated on tradition, the suppression of tradition makes no sense unless the goal is to change that religion fundamentally. In urging the bishops to marginalize the traditional Latin Mass, the Pope reveals the depth of his contempt for Catholic tradition and his desire to cement in place a modernist redefinition of Catholicism.
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Chinese detainment camps capable of imprisoning over a million inmates, investigation reveals
Reports show that China has been building infrastructure since 2016 enabling them to imprison 1.1 million people.
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Dutch bishop on Pope’s Latin Mass edict: ‘How dictatorial, how unpastoral, how unmerciful’
‘While Amoris Laetitia excelled in vagueness, Traditionis Custodes is a perfectly clear declaration of war.’
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Senate committee approves language requiring women to register for the draft
The Senate Armed Services Committee voted 23-2 Wednesday to approve amended language in the crucial annual defense policy bill which would force “all Americans” ages 18-26 to sign up for the draft, including women.
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