I wonder why a talented artist like Barry Manilow has to go off the deep end, embrace the killing of preborn babies by acts of abortion and then make a public spectacle of himself in the process. But that is precisely what Barry did and I am totally disgusted by it.
Perhaps you missed the news report regarding the tragic death of of Bobbie Jo Stinnet in December of 2004.
It is with the deepest admiration for the Catholic bishops of Missouri that I write on the subject of the cruelty of human embryonic stem cell research versus the solidarity of those who respect life.
“For years, Planned Parenthood has run roughshod over the rights of ordinary citizens,” said Jim Sedlak, vice president of American Life League.
in this issue: hot button issue: PRO-LIFE MEMORIAL DAYabortion: CONSENT / POPE BENEDICTactivism: VIRGINIAcatholic politics: BURKE / KERRYeuthanasia: AUSTRALIAplanned parenthood: AURORA I / AURORA II / AURORA IIIreminders: 40 DAYS FOR LIFE… Read More »Communique – Sep. 14, 2007
In a 5-0 decision the New Jersey Supreme Court declared that a doctor does not have a duty to inform an expectant mother that her preborn child is an “existing human being.”
“American Life League’s Pro-life Memorial Day is a call to people across the nation to pray fervently for the end to abortion,” said Erik Whittington, director of youth outreach for American Life League.
The column “You can’t be Catholic and pro…” by Zac Wassink provided me with an insight into the thought process possessed by an individual of this moment in history in which we live.
Recently American Life League’s STOPP International reported on a 40-year-old woman who is suing Planned Parenthood in Nebraska for malpractice.
in this issue: hot button issues: PRO-LIFE MEMORIAL DAY / WORDSabortion: JAIL TIMEeuthanasia: ASSISTED SUICIDE / BRITAIN / DEATH WITH DIGNITY? / HARRY POTTERmorning-after pill: EARLY ABORTION AND UNETHICAL… Read More »Communique – Sep. 7, 2007
Jim Davis, a county editor with the Daily Herald, a suburban Chicago newspaper, recently published a commentary called “Perils and pitfalls of a story that makes no one happy.”
When I read the story about the British scientists who want to create human-animal embryos I was reminded of the old television series, “Twilight Zone.”