‘To Be Born’ director: ‘I hope people find this film disturbing’
"I hope people think this film is disturbing. Abortion is disturbing," says Rob Kaczmark, the production manager at Spirit Juice Studios.
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Region: USA
Politico: Gay donors/activists mainstay of Obama re-election effort
“Our community has tasted change, and it’s hard to conceive of going backward,” said Fred Sainz, a spokesman for the Human Rights Campaign.
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Homosexual men twice as likely to have cancer: study
The difference likely being explained by the high prevalence of anal cancer and HIV/AIDS among homosexual men, according to the authors of the study.
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Florida ultrasound, parental consent bills sent to governor
One of the bills would mandate that women be given an opportunity to view an ultrasound before having their child killed through an abortion.
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University of Notre Dame honors family planning group
The university honored a health organization that proudly promotes condoms and emergency contraception. The following day, the pro-life fund associated with the university, The Notre Dame Fund to Protect Human Life, issued an award to a top pro-life leader.
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65% of Americans reject gay-affirmative lessons in elementary school: poll
Only 22 percent of respondents said they believe such teaching would be right, while another 13 percent said they were unsure.
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Obama admin first to host ‘transgender’ meeting at White House
Obama has demonstrated his sympathy for transgender issues in the past, declaring June to be “National Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Pride Month.”
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Editor of St. Mary’s student newspaper: college ‘Catholic in name only’
St. Mary’s has come under fire in the past for bringing the sexually-explicit play the Vagina Monologues to campus, and for hosting controversial speakers.
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Charges dropped against ‘Notre Dame 88’
After nearly two years, the trespassing charges pressed against dozens of pro-life protesters at the University of Notre Dame graduation ceremony featuring pro-abortion U.S. President Barack Obama have been dropped.
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Catholic colleges drop Planned Parenthood connections from websites
The initial Internet survey found more than 150 current and past connections at various Catholic colleges to Planned Parenthood.
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