in this issue: hot button issues: CULTURE OF ME / STOPP / SUPREME COURTabortion: CONSEQUENCES I / CONSEQUENCES II / MIFEPRISTONE (RU-486) / PRACTITIONERS / SOUTH DAKOTAactivism: REMEMBERING… Read More »Communique – Jan. 6, 2006
One of the surprises in this year’s [STOPP] survey was the growing number of Planned Parenthood “express clinics.”
It is always fascinating to read news reports about women and pregnancy. There seems to be a concerted effort to present women as superior beings who can exercise their choices in a way that glorifies some perceived power possessed by women.
Just a few days into a new year, and I have the distinct pleasure of giving you some news – for the babies and for all those mothers who think that aborting a baby is a choice without consequences.
It seemed only appropriate as we look toward a promising pro-life New Year to read the latest news from South Dakota.
123jump.com, a web site devoted to financial markets, published an excellent interview with Ave Maria Catholic Values Fund spokesman George Schwartz. When asked what differentiates the Ave Maria Fund from other portfolios
Remember the story of the guy who died in the flood? A Red Cross boat had come by earlier when the water was above the… Read More »Two boats, a helicopter and stem cells
The news reports claim that abortions in Illinois have hit a 30-year low, and Planned Parenthood is right there to give its take on the reason.
“Tis the season to share with family, friends, colleagues, and loved ones the messages of ‘Choice on Earth’ or ‘Peace Hope Justice.’ Place your orders now for the 2005 Holiday Card.”
American Life League played a key role in a recent ruling that will protect the lives of countless preborn children in Colombia.
“Shortly after STOPP and other pro-life sources focused attention on a letter on the Planned Parenthood Golden Gate web site
“People may be skeptical when pro-life groups accuse Planned Parenthood of violating the law and protecting rapists,” said Jim Sedlak, executive director of American Life League’s STOPP International.