Month: December 2016

http://www.lifenews.com/2016/12/29/obama-tries-to-force-catholic-groups-to-pay-for-abortions-now-theyre-fighting-back-in-court/ Yesterday, the Catholic Benefits Association and the Diocese of Fargo filed a lawsuit challenging federal rules that require Catholic hospitals and healthcare providers to perform gender transition procedures and abortions contrary to their own medical judgment and Catholic values. The new rules also require Catholic dioceses, religious orders, and other Catholic employers to cover …

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Home Hearkening to the birth of Jesus Christ, Pope Francis used his Christmas message to urge Catholics worldwide to express compassion for those “not allowed to be born.” Speaking to tens of thousands of Catholics in Saint Peter’s Square, the head of the Catholic Church asked worshipers to celebrate “the fragile simplicity of a small …

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https://www.endthekilling.ca/blog/2016/12/19/ultrasound-technologist-side-i-see Author anonymous due to workplace/patient confidentiality I put my probe down, find the head, then slide down to the bum. Fortunately, the baby is in a good position. “It’s definitely a boy!” I tell the mom and dad, as they peer over my shoulder at the screen. I point out the very obviously displayed …

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This brings the Christmas message vividly and movingly to life. Patricia Heaton tweeted this Saturday, and it’s quickly going viral. Here’s a pro-life message to stir the heart. Keep a Kleenex handy. You’ll need it. – See more at: http://aleteia.org/blogs/deacon-greg-kandra/beautiful-see-christmas-as-never-before-in-a-pageant-of-children-with-down-syndrome/#sthash.6gZEFMcE.dpuf

Kasich Vetoes Heartbeat Bill, Signs 20-Week Abortion Ban After the general assembly sent two pro-life bills to Governor John Kasich last week, opponents of abortion and abortion promoters held their breath to see what he would do. Today, they had their answer. If the governor had done nothing, both bills (one banning abortion as soon …

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https://www.lifesitenews.com/opinion/bringing-beauty-to-berkeley December 13, 2016 (Stephanie Gray) — On November 21 of this year, I returned to the University of California, Berkeley, to explain the pro-life view to one hundred students who signed up for the course, “Public Health 198.”  I would be presenting after their course’s sponsor teacher, Dr. Malcolm Potts (abortionist and first medical director of …

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Ohio Legislature Passes Bill Making Assisted Suicide a Felony Ohio has become the Fifth State in the past few years to strengthen protections in law from assisted suicide. The Ohio Senate voted on House Bill 470, a bill that would make assisting a suicide a felony in Ohio on Thursday December 8. HB 470 had …

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https://www.lifesitenews.com/opinion/11-reasons-why-large-families-are-awesome Hannah Kane George Osborne’s ‘two-child policy’ made headlines this week, but it shows that a lot of people still don’t get why mums like me would choose to have more than 2 kids. So, here’s my list of 11 reasons why large families are totally awesome: 1. You’ll all be healthier Awesome fact #1: did …

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https://www.mercatornet.com/features/view/fatherhood-the-antidote-to-the-poverty-problem/19070 Timothy M. Rarick | Nov 29 2016 |  United Nations officials have set a noble goal “to end poverty in all its forms everywhere by 2030”—also known as Sustainable Development Goal #1. “Is this goal well intentioned? Indeed. Is it attainable? That depends on how one makes sense of the problem,” says Dr Timothy …

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