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Upcoming LifeSiteNews speaking engagements in Ontario

If you live in the Southern and Eastern Ontario regions, and would like to meet LifeSiteNews founders John-Henry Westen and Steve Jalsevac in person, here is a list of some of their upcoming speaking engagements in that region.

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• Oct 13, 2011Jun 19, 2021

Leading Catholic organizations, bishops protest Obamacare abortifacient contraception mandate

The leaders of the organizations, which together represent millions of constituents, called on Congress to reform the health care mandate to protect conscience rights.

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LifeSite

• Oct 13, 2011Jun 19, 2021

Canadian Catholic maternal health organization again denied funding by federal govm’t

“We were told that we would never get funding simply because we wouldn't provide reproductive health—that we were 'too Catholic' and too close to the Pope,” Dr. Walley told Catholic News Agency.

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LifeSite

• Oct 7, 2011Jun 19, 2021

Report: Funding of anti-life groups by U.S. Bishops arm has increased; bishops disagree

A new report by a pro-life coalition says that 54 CCHD grantees are problematic, but Bishop Jaime Soto has shot back, saying that the newly released report was poorly investigated and simply recycles old allegations.

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LifeSite

• Oct 7, 2011Jun 19, 2021

‘Darn Tootin’: Obama celebrates regulation forcing employers to pay for abortifacient contraception

The president’s contraception mandate has met with strenuous objections from religious leaders, who see it as an unprecedented violation of religious liberty.

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LifeSite

• Oct 7, 2011Jun 19, 2021

Ottawa Catholic school board enters partnership with group with history of abortion support

The board says they are partnering with Craig Kielburger's Free the Children, despite LifeSiteNews' evidence that they have supported abortion, homosexual activism, and contraception, after the aid group 'refuted' the claims in a Catholic Register article.

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LifeSite

• Oct 6, 2011Jun 19, 2021

Most popular contraceptive in southern and eastern Africa may double HIV infection risk

The researchers also found that when used by H.I.V.-positive women, the contraceptive may make it twice as likely that men who the woman has relations with will become infected.

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LifeSite

• Oct 6, 2011Jun 19, 2021

U.S. bishops form committee in response to Obama attack on conscience rights

Religious freedom “is now increasingly and in unprecedented ways under assault in America," said Archbishop Timothy Dolan in a letter announcing the formation of the committee.

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LifeSite

• Oct 3, 2011Jun 19, 2021

Birth control mandate based on ‘cherry-picked’ data: experts

"It is axiomatic - economically and psychologically - that when you dramatically lower the 'risk' or 'cost' of uncommitted sex, you will get more of it," said Helen Alvare.

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LifeSite

• Oct 3, 2011Jun 19, 2021

India ‘two-child policy’ state bill to target large families, religious leaders

Religious leaders in the Indian state of Kerala are fighting a bill proposed by the government to crack down on families with more than two offspring, as well as religious leaders encouraging openness to life.

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LifeSite

• Oct 1, 2011Jun 19, 2021

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Upcoming LifeSiteNews speaking engagements in Ontario

Leading Catholic organizations, bishops protest Obamacare abortifacient contraception mandate

Canadian Catholic maternal health organization again denied funding by federal govm’t

Report: Funding of anti-life groups by U.S. Bishops arm has increased; bishops disagree

‘Darn Tootin’: Obama celebrates regulation forcing employers to pay for abortifacient contraception

Ottawa Catholic school board enters partnership with group with history of abortion support

Most popular contraceptive in southern and eastern Africa may double HIV infection risk

U.S. bishops form committee in response to Obama attack on conscience rights

Birth control mandate based on ‘cherry-picked’ data: experts

India ‘two-child policy’ state bill to target large families, religious leaders