Massachusetts forced abortion order shocks U.S.
Judge Harms simply asserted that “if Moe were competent, she ‘would not choose to be delusional,’ and therefore would opt for an abortion."
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Articles tagged Massachusetts
Judge may still force mentally ill Catholic woman to have an abortion
If the lower court judge agrees with Judge Harms that Moe would want to have an abortion if she was mentally competent, the abortion could still go forward.
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‘Occupy’ movement in Massachusetts targets pro-family pastor
A group of Christians who heard beforehand about the planned demonstration through Facebook mounted a counter demonstration.
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Massachusetts passes bill making transgenderism/crossdressing a protected class
The pro-family activist group Mass Resistance said the bill would have far-reaching negative effects for traditional values in the public square, most notably in schools.
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Special election upset in Massachusetts a hopeful sign for pro-life advocates
MCFL President Anne Fox became excited about Orrall’s campaign when the candidate returned a questionnaire with solidly pro-life responses to questions about parental consent, taxpayer funding of abortion, stem cell research, and physician assisted suicide.
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Boston cardinal condemns effort to legalize euthanasia in Massachusetts
O’Malley called physician assisted suicide “a corruption of the medical profession,” and pointed out that it violated the Hippocratic Oath.
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Massachusetts OKs assisted suicide vote for 2012 ballot
Euthanasia advocates now need to find 69,000 signatures from registered Massachusetts voters in order to get the question on the November 2012 ballot.
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How the Boston archdiocese helped bring contraception to Massachusetts
When Massachusetts repealed the law prohibiting the sale of contraceptives, Planned Parenthood celebrated and pointed to the cooperation of the Boston Catholic archdiocese.
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Mass. bishops urge state to stop funding lewd sex-ed site: governor defends
Gov. Deval Patrick has refused to defund the sexually explicit site, insisting with the Department of Public Health that the site's content is "medically accurate."
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Bipartisan lawmakers call for defunding of ‘disgusting’ Massachusetts sex-ed site
One Democrat called the site "a blatant agenda ... to introduce children to sex and give them the opportunity to have an abortion without their parents’ involvement."
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