The recent poll on birth control in school brings me to a startling discovery: parents really do not want the responsibility for raising their children as chaste, pure persons who want to wait for marriage to engage in procreative relations.
The March of Dimes campaign kicked off National Prematurity Awareness Month in addition to naming November 16 National Prematurity Awareness Day. The obvious implication is that the March of Dimes knows some things about premature births that it wants to share. However, this “awareness” campaign has a hidden secret: Scientists have long been aware of one factor influencing prematurity that seems to have escaped the March of Dimes’ attention. That factor is abortion.
It was rather interesting to read about the fund-raiser for a Planned Parenthood which is in the process of opening an “birth control/education” clinic in Manatee, Florida.
in this issue: hot button issues: HOLY CROSS / PLANNED PARENTHOODabortion: KANSAS / MASSACHUSETTSactivism: NATIONAL NIGHT OF PRAYER FOR LIFE / SYMPOSIUMcatholic bishops: SAMPLEeugenics: PREIMPLANTATION GENETIC DIAGNOSISeuthanasia: BRITAIN / CATHOLIC TEACHINGinspirational: DEACON… Read More »Communique – Oct. 26, 2007
Planned Parenthood of Kansas and Mid-Missouri currently faces 107 criminal charges stemming from 29 alleged unlawful late-term abortions.
Here we go! I am going to list three bad news items, all reported on the same day, and all equally representative of the culture of death.
in this issue: hot button issues: KANSAS / MAINE / MAP ROOMabortion: FATHERHOOD / NURSE AS ABORTIONISTcatholic bishops: NIEDERAUER / SAMPLE / SHERIDANcatholic colleges: HOLY CROSSeuthanasia: LIVING WILL / TIMELINEin… Read More »Communique – Oct. 19, 2007
“If King Middle School in Portland, Maine distributes contraception to 13-year-old children, school officials are encouraging illegal activity,” said Andrew Flusche, JD, legal researcher at American Life League.
I recently read an excellent column by Charlotte Allen on the forays of certain presidential candidates with their favorite, charity, Planned Parenthood.
“Retired Cardinal Theodore McCarrick’s taking issue with an article written by St. Louis Archbishop Raymond Burke is but another example of the cardinal’s unwillingness to consider the far-reaching ramifications of permitting sacrilege,” said Judie Brown.
Many columnists and reporters are very upset with the governor of California, Arnold Schwarzenegger. They claim that his recent action in signing a bill ordering, among other things, public schools to allow boys to use girls rest rooms, is a sign that he has “blatantly attacked tradition family values.”
I am personally in a state of more than irritation over the most recent remarks of retired Cardinal Theodore McCarrick. For the life of me, I cannot understand why the media would report the garbage I am about to tell you in the first place, but here it goes.