It should have come as a surprise to no one that on the very day that President Obama is addressing the State of the Union, the Alan Guttmacher Institute has released a new “study” which, lo and behold, calls for more funding for family planning programs.
Recently a friend advised me that St. Joseph’s Catholic Hospital in London, Ontario, Canada, was providing something called “early induction of labor” for expectant mothers based on physician claims, such as the one voiced 24 years ago, that if the preborn child was not delivered early, the mother would die.
In Wisconsin, the University of Wisconsin and its allies are moving forward with the establishment of an abortion facility where second trimester abortions will occur.
When your head is swimming from all the commentary ebbing and flowing from yesterday’s Pelosi encounter with the Holy Father
People who live in assisted living communities or those who are contemplating such a move should meet my husband’s cousin, Shirley. She is a living dynamo
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is about to pull off, at least according to some, a real coup by being given the opportunity to have a photo op and a conversation with the Vicar of Christ on Earth
Let me begin by saying that it is never my practice to write about rumors or tales from the blogosphere. So when I got the following message, my heart went right into my throat (figuratively speaking) and I decided at once that the story was a hoax.
Though the media has not been bubbling over with reports about the courage of Catholic bishops versus the nonsensical stammering of those who persist in wanting to be identified as Catholic
As the economic stimulus packages waddles through Congress getting fatter as it goes, there are a few things people ought to be mindful of as we get enthused about the idea of paying for it for the coming 200 years or more.
In California, State Senator Sam Aanestad is investigating a “pilot project” involving the training of nurse midwives and physicians’ assistants to perform “suction aspiration” abortions.
It is always healthy for the pro-life effort when new ideas spring up and generate discussion about better ways to save babies, educate Americans and otherwise move forward.
February 9th was a radiant day in Englewood, Colorado history. It was the day when WUSA News reported that Reese and McKenna Gimbel, twin girls, were doing quite well and had a remarkably normal future ahead of them.