I am constantly amazed when I listen to the wide variety of comments that politicians put forth. You know as well as I do that their goal is to garner votes, win a place in history and, if they do win, do what they please, which is often not what they promised.
Jane Fonda will give the keynote address to Planned Parenthood Arizona’s annual fundraiser October 18 in Phoenix.
Something has definitely gone awry at Britain’s Royal Mail headquarters. Though this news may be old to some, I just learned that one of its new postage stamps will bear a picture of the racist/eugenicist Marie Stopes.
Over the past several years, I have noticed that there is no television program quite as popular as American Idol. In fact, it has become so engrained in the psyche that even many Europeans equate what happens on that show with what America is all about.
Planned Parenthood’s sex education programs for even the youngest kids are equivalent to sex abuse,” said American Life League vice president Jim Sedlak.
Yesterday, as our nation was reminded of the vicious terrorist acts resulting in the tragic destruction of many innocent human lives seven short years ago, I had to reflect on the import of this particular day in the life of our nation.
Planned Parenthood of Greater Iowa is using a webcam to give the dangerous RU-486 drug, which is used to induce chemical abortions, to walk-in patients, reports Iowa Right to Life.
In a recent edition of her e-newsletter update, Julie Grimstad, executive director of Life is Worth Living, Inc., a pro-life lay apostolate, discusses a recent medical journal article that was originally brought to our attention by LifeSiteNews.com.
Judie Brown, president of American Life League, issued the following statement regarding the seventh anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
I have just finished looking at the latest advertisement from the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, entitled “Science is moving on.
Heart attack victim Janet Rivera, who, like Terri Schiavo, was denied food and water for 11 days in July, was saved from the specter of death by starvation September 9 when her brother was named her permanent conservator.
At a young age, many women start imagining who their Prince Charming will be: what he’ll look like, what interests he’ll have, if he’ll have a sense of humor and so forth.