Feminist author: Abortion ‘is a form of killing that we need to be able to defend’
Killing preborn children is 'acceptable violence,' according to leftist author Sophie Lewis.
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How libraries are being used to corrupt children and what you can do about it
Libraries are being used to promote acceptance of LGBT lifestyles.
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Pope Francis appoints pro-LGBT Cdl Tobin to oversee Catholic education
Tobin, who called the Catechism's characterization of homosexual acts 'very unfortunate language,' is now a member of the Congregation for Catholic Education.
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How modesty protects men, women from abuse, manipulation, and disorder
'Everyone wants to be loved as a person, not a thing—a who, not a what.'
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Pope Francis praises Catholic archbishop for stepping in to ‘lead worship’ for Lutherans
The Pope offered the story as an example of what he considers a true 'ecumenism.'
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Italian Family Minister endorses procession of reparation for Gay Pride
‘Certain Christian values are the foundation of our history, our identity and our tradition, and we need to uphold them.’
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Judge blocks Iowa from cutting Planned Parenthood out of sex ed business
'What basis in fact could there be that providers of legal abortions have less scruples than anyone else?'
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Scottish legislature backs bill to criminalize parents spanking kids
EDINBURGH, Scotland, May 29, 2019 (LifeSiteNews) ― Scotland is considering legislation that will make any form of physical correction of a child illegal. The “Children (Equal Protection from Assault) (Scotland) Bill” passed the first stage of its adoption into law yesterday in Holyrood, Scotland’s Parliament. In Scotland there are three stages to the creation of a new law. The Bill received 80 votes for and 29 against. All support for the Bill came from the Scottish National Party (SNP), the Labour Party, and the Green Party whereas the opposition came from the Scottish Conservative parties. According to the Holyrood online […]
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‘Christian worldview’ drives Hungary’s stunningly successful pro-family policies: Minister for family
'The Hungarian people are family-oriented, respect traditional values and want to live in peace and security.'
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Episode 18: An inside look at the United Nation’s stance on life and family
Van Maren starts the conversation by asking about how Ruse got involved in the pro-life movement many years ago. The conversation moves into what exactly C-Fam does within the United Nations when policies are drafted. “You know, you get the document, you read the document. You identify bad language; you talk to delegations to try to get bad language out. You try to get good language in… And that’s pretty much what we do.” If you are interested in this topic, C-Fam puts out Friday Fax, which is the only weekly source for what’s going on at U.N. headquarters on life […]
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