Birth, death and morality
Funny how articles about “unwed women” are never properly focused on the role of a mother and the need for the innocent child to have the benefit of a two parent home.
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Kansas AG looks for truth
We applaud Kansas Attorney General Phill Kline for doing all he can to acquire the abortion records of young girls who may well have been victims of criminal rape.
Communique – Sep. 9, 2005
in this issue: hot button issues: PLANNED PARENTHOOD / PRO-LIFE MEMORIAL DAYabortion: KANSAScatholic bishops: OLMSTEADgirl scouts: DISGUSTINGmorning-after abortion pill: HILLARY ON THE ATTACKstem cell research / human embryonic : NIH /…
Katrina relief – a plea from a friend
Dorothy Wallis, a Baton Rouge pro-life leader with national ties to many including American Life League, has sent out a plea for help.
Bork gets it right
In a recent interview Judge Robert Bork made it perfectly clear that regardless of whether or not Judge John Roberts makes it to the U.S. Supreme Court, Roe v. Wade/Doe v. Bolton is not going to be overturned any time soon, if ever.
When the going gets tough, the tough … do what?
In the surreal little place that Planned Parenthood calls home, it seems the neurons of all the residents are permanently hard-wired so the world – and everything in it – is viewed through sex-colored lenses.
Hurricane relief repulsive
The Planned Parenthood offer of birth control “services” to people who do not even have a source of food, warmth and temporary housing reaks to the high heavens.
Communique – Sep. 2, 2005
in this issue: hot button issues: PLAN B / PLANNED PARENTHOOD / PRO-LIFE MEMORIAL DAY / SUPREME COURTabortion: FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT / MISOPROSTOLcatholic bishops: CALIFORNIAeuthanasia: DNRheroes: FR. TOM EUTENEUERstem cell research: BONE…
Morning-after death
It is amazing to me that the federal Food and Drug Administration has chosen to postpone any decision on the morning-after abortion pills being made available over the counter.
Dismembering reality
Just a few days ago the most amazing announcement came from the world of medical research.
Where’s Wyatt Earp when you need him?
In Maricopa County Arizona the sheriff denied a female inmate the abortion she desired. His position is, though flawed, that “you lose a lot of rights when you’re in jail, whether it’s trying to get an abortion or watching R-rated movies.”
Crackpots at the ACLU
Recently a young mother gave birth to a premature baby. Sadly, the baby tested positive for concaine, and a judge charged his mother with reckless endangerment because she exposed her prebon child to the drug.