in this issue: hot button issues: HPV VACCINE / NATIONAL PRO-LIFE T-SHIRT DAY / PETITION / WHERE ARE THEY?abortion: UTAHcatholic bishops: KENTUCKYeuthanasia: HAWAII / ITALYlocked-in syndrome: HOPEpersonhood: VIRGINIAstem cell research /… Read More »Communique – Feb. 9, 2007
Meeting the parents has become a ritual trial of postmodern romance. Still, one of the key questions my father means to pose to my girlfriend when he meets her is rather unusual
Just when you think you’ve heard it all, something comes along to prove that in the arena of the ridiculous, there is always room for one more inane comment.
“In the interest of protecting children and families, Texas Governor Rick Perry should immediately rescind his executive order requiring the HPV vaccination, Gardasil, for young girls in the Lone Star State,” said David Bereit
The FeministCampus.org student network has issued a request to its subscribers: “Thank a champion for women’s lives, Dr. George Tiller.”
Recently Virginia Delegate Robert Marshall introduced a short, definitive bill called The Right to Life Act. Yesterday the legislature voted 43-53 against the bill, but there is good news.
You may find it hard to believe that the state of Texas is now mandating the Gardasil human papilloma virus vaccine for school children; but in fact, that is precisely what has happened.
Julie Grimstad has begun writing bi-weekly columns for Catholic newspapers and other publications.
Earlier this week, I was in Concord, New Hampshire testifying in favor of Senate Bill 77 ?
American Life League has launched a public petition campaign asking the U.S. Catholic bishops to uphold the Church’s stance on the sanctity of human life by enforcing Canon Law 915.
in this issue: hot button issues: BISHOPS’ PETITION / NATIONAL PRO-LIFE T-SHIRT DAY / PRO-LIFE BASICSabortion: SOUTH DAKOTAbreast cancer: BIRTH CONTROLcatholic bishops: KMIECcontraception: DON’T YOU DARE!culture of death: PETER SINGEReuthanasia: SWITZERLANDmorning-after abortion… Read More »Communique – Feb. 2, 2007
The Virginia House of Delegates has been debating a bill that would define abortion as an act that kills a human being, an act that can occur from fertilization until birth.