New Utah CCHD head supported gay ‘marriage,’ promoting contraception in schools
“I just think this shows incredibly poor judgment,” a concerned Catholic close to the situation, who asked not to be identified, told LifeSiteNews.
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Abortion
‘Obama Catholic’ Douglas Kmiec resigns ambassadorship
The State Department's Inspector General (IG) accused Kmiec of spending too much of his time writing articles related to the Catholic faith.
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UK Dept. of Health sues to hide eugenic abortion stats
The Pro-Life Alliance said that the public “has a right to know exactly what is happening under our current Abortion Law."
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Obama overheard: Don’t try to ‘sneak’ Planned Parenthood defunding into budget bill
"You think we're stupid?" Obama said he had told the GOP leadership about their efforts to defund the federal health law, in remarks that he thought were privately delivered to a select group of supporters.
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Philadelphia offers free mail-order condoms to 11-year-olds
The website for the program urges young teens to use a condom "every time you have oral, anal, and vaginal sex" in order to avoid HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases.
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ACLU suggests new business: Uterus, Inc.
The project was launched in response to remarks by a Florida Representative who suggested his “wife’s uterus” be “incorporated” to keep Republicans from regulating it.
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Poll: Majority oppose taxpayer money going to abortion providers in Title X
“54 percent of Americans shouldn’t be coerced into contributing to an organization they don’t believe in, just by paying their taxes," said SBA List President Marjorie Dannenfelser.
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India’s gender imbalance ‘worst in recorded history’
"The impact on Indian society is grim," remarked Dr. Gursharan Singh Kainth, director of the Guru Arjan Dev Institute of Development Studies in Amritsar.
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UK Catholic bishop ‘welcomes’ Scout sex-ed program
John Smeaton, the director of the Society for the Protection of Unborn Children, was considerably less sanguine about the Scout’s program than was Bishop Moth.
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Canada’s Green Party leader says she’s ‘very militant’ in promoting abortion
Green leader Elizabeth May says her confusing statements on the issue five years ago came because she was trying to convince some nuns to support abortion.
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