Leading education expert urges Toronto Catholic board to protect Church teaching
Dr. Robert T. Dixon is an adjunct professor at St. Augustine’s Seminary who has focused his career on Catholic education in Ontario.
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61,000 sign petition to Obama demanding better conscience protections for health workers
In a letter to President Obama, CMA CEO Dr. David Stevens criticized the president for having "gutted" the only federal regulation protecting health care conscience rights.
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‘Gay marriage is the lie that will create the next Gulag’: Dr. Jeff Mirus
In the battle to uphold true marriage, Christians are likely to go to jail for their stance, says one expert.
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Toronto Catholic school board superintendent under fire for comments on homosexuality
Keyes had appeared to ridicule an amendment that would have required the Catechism of the Catholic Church to be referenced whenever homosexuality is discussed.
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Ontario Premier: Catholic schools have no choice but to accept gay clubs
Premier McGuinty also signaled that his government is aiming at changing “attitudes” on homosexuality, a process he says “should begin in the home.”
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Premier Dalton McGuinty: Homosexual clubs ‘not a matter of choice’
The following address was delivered by MPP Glen Murray (Toronto Centre) on behalf of Premier Dalton McGuinty July 1st at […]
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ObamaCare wins first appeals court victory
The Thomas More Law Center says it intends to appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court to review the case.
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Provincial ministry removes 9-year-old girl with autism from family
Derek Hoare told LifeSiteNews that the Ministry argued that he is too overwhelmed with his duties as a single father of three children, two of whom have severe autism.
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New York clerk fights for right not to participate in same-sex ‘marriage’
“If there’s any possible way to not do it legally, then yes, I would not want to put my name on any of those certificates or papers,” Barbara MacEwen said.
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Growing Alberta grassroots movement seeks to rein in Human Rights Commissions
An Alberta tribunal famously ruled against Christian pastor Stephen Boissoin for writing a letter to the editor expressing his concern about the incursion of the homosexualist agenda in schools.
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