20-somethings taking the pro-life reins in Alaska
Tweeting and texting, the Echo Boomers are taking the reins of the decades-long effort to restore legal protection to the unborn in Alaska and across the U.S.
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Region: USA
Lawyers press for answers in ND 88 case
A motion was filed this week to compel answers from a former Notre Dame official who has refused to answer key questions.
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NewsBytes Jan. 7 – Life Issues
Pence Bill Denies Funding to Planned Parenthood, Contraception use up, abortions double, Time to end stem cell institute, China Pop. Control = Eugenics, paradox of infertility and child destruction, more...
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‘Chilling’ statistics show 41% of New York City babies aborted
The finding has spurred local pro-lifers to redouble their efforts to lower the city’s abortion rate. “We have to do more than shiver over these chilling statistics!” declared Archbishop Dolan.
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USCCB silence on ‘Don’t ask’ provokes criticism
While several major conservative groups urged against repeal, the USCCB and individual prelates largely did not join the fray.
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NewsBytes Jan. 7 – Homosexuality
1950’s Public Service Announcement, U.S. Gov't Promoting Homosexuality Overseas?, George Washington on Sodomy, Homosexual Agenda Marches Steadily Forward, Sen. Scott Brown, more...
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NewsBytes Jan. 7 – Obama
No more "mother", "father" on passports, construction stopped on 45 physician owned hospitals, GOP assault on obamacare, Obama one term president?, More...
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NewsBytes Jan. 7 – Religion
What is going on? - RealCatholicTV , Nevada: 2 bishops Mass for pro-abortion governor, American nuns need not fear Vatican inquiry, Vast fraud re: claims of sexual abuse, more...
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NewsBytes Jan. 7 – US Politics
Michael Steele out?, Bachmann for President?, Three Gifts from Tea Parties, 5 RNC Chair candidates, Sen. Scott Brown welcomes vicious anti-family homosexual activist, Death of the Pro-Life Democrat, more...
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Catholic Health Association sides with former Catholic hospital’s abortion
"This defiance of Bishop Olmsted's authority is setting a dangerous precedent," said Leonard Nelson, a professor at the Cumberland School of Law.
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