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A new law banning saggy pants on the Jersey Shore has pissed off a bunch of famous rappers — including The Game, who tells TMZ, the anti-sag movement is racist … and tantamount to SLAVERY. ... discussTrue compassion doesn’t push the victim of a rape to kill her unborn child. That’s not a cure, it’s additional trauma. An eighth grade girl was raped and now pregnant. Her mother wan ... discuss
If you haven't seen 3801 Lancaster yet, here it is, a powerful short documentary about the horrors at Kermit Gosnell's squalid Philadelphia abortion mill:The producers have continued to put out amazin ... discuss
Raising my children up in the nurture and admonition of the Lord is a serious priority of mine as a father. This includes, among other things, encouraging them in a Biblical, Christ-centered wor ... discuss
The following blog was submitted by a reader who wanted to share her story. This is a story for ALL of us to read and learn a lesson from. I chose this as the first story for this blog because it teac ... discuss
Life Chain is one of the opportunities we have each year to exercise our first amendment rights. Each year, on the first Sunday of October, Pro-Life Americans around the country gather together ... discuss
Bill Bolling today dropped his gubernatorial bid. Faced with an insurmountable challenge from Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli he decided to pull the plug now instead of waiting for an inevitable loss ... discuss
~Getty Images I was not initially going to comment about Huma Abedin, the wife of the disgraced Rep. Anthony Weiner, but this crap about her probable family ties w ... discuss
My goodness, could you imagine the uproar, and cries of blasphemy from the left if someone said this of Mitt Romney after he was just elected president? Can't you just hear the liberal outrage if so ... discuss
by Diane Steinbach Making Whole is a bi-monthly art therapy column focused on art to heal. With St. Patrick's Day being this weekend, I cannot ignore the obvious holiday inspired art proces ... discuss
Dear Prime Minister Stephen Harper, May 3rd was officially National Prayer Day as well as the Crisis Pregnancy Center's Fundraiser Dinner in Winnipeg, and I took p ... discuss
MY EVENING WITH CRISIS PREGNANCY CENTERTime to Stop Judging Women and Start Loving Them I was honored to spend an evening at a Dinner Fundraiser with Crisis Pregnancy Center and I definitely took a l ... discuss
You are a "Survivor"? It's getting unbearable to read all the news and news articles about abortions that have gone on at 9 months pregnant, of triplets, of women who say, "I just don't want these bab ... discuss
CAN YOU IMAGINE? Canada is one of the LAST countries in the world to have ZERO restrictions or laws when it comes to abortion. Did you know that? Did you know that a woman can walk into a c ... discuss
It seems to me that the clash between “liberals” and “conservatives” (yes, I’ll be using this simple dichotomy) stems from their conflicting “moral epistemologies” (MEs) - that is, how ... discuss
In the comedic documentary film, Religulous, Bill Maher interviews neuroscientist, Andrew Newberg. There were at least two occasions on which Maher represents Newberg’s study as constitut ... discuss
I have heard many people who are pro-choice make the claim that Pro-life people do not really care anything about the women that we only care about the babies. Really most of them ... discuss
It's time for everyone to start treating people like they would want to be treated themselves. Post abortive women should NOT be cursed at and treated with disrespect. For all have sinned and come ... discuss
I made these graphics last week for the upcoming 40th anniversary of Roe v. Wade and Doe v. Bolton. I intend to make a few more in the next week God willing. Please feel free to download these and ... discuss
Today marks the 40th Anniversary of Roe v. Wade and it's companion case Doe v. Bolton. Since 1973 over 55 million children have been killed "legally" in the U.S. through abortion. They ca ... discuss
About a week ago I was contacted by a young woman on Facebook who graciously shared her the story of her unplanned pregnancy with me. I was so moved by this young woman's story that I asked her if sh ... discuss
On this day, we celebrate women and all they give to our families, communities and the wider society. It is time to end violence against pregnant women. We live in a culture that tells womenBe li ... discuss
1st Way is celebrating our 40th Anniversary! "Every life is sacred. Planned or unplanned, each unique and irreplaceable individual must be profoundly respected and protected, regardless of cos ... discuss
I unabashedly and without apology love traditional Catholicism. I love Gregorian chant, all the old devotions, reading the fathers and saints, and I especially love the Traditional Latin Mass. I feel ... discuss
Joseph Biden receiving communion at St. Patrick's Cathedral,New York CityA few weeks ago, on Palm Sunday, Vice President Joe Biden attended Mass at St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York City. Cardinal ... discuss
#Gosnell jury is done for the day. They return tomorrow for Day 9 of deliberations. KEEP PRAYING!!!— Stand True(@StandTrue) May 9, 2013Most of the media has ignored it, but there has been a trial in ... discuss
Joshua Ro at True Forms wrote a good piece titled On Morality and the Gospel.A quote:If moral values are culturally, or even person, relative, then it becomes impossible to hold anyone accou ... discuss
I wanted to share with you a response from Senator John Boozman. I didn't expect a response, and certainly didn't expect to receive such a strong and definitive response as what you will read ... discuss
I have often been asked this question by church members and pro-lifers: “How did abortion get so deeply rooted in our culture? How did we manage to let it go this far?” Abortion is not ... discuss
by Jane St. Clair If your heart breaks easily, you don’t need to read this thing. In February 2010, Joseph and Sandra Maraachli became the parents of a baby boy they named Joseph. Just having ... discuss
by Jane St. Clair Author of Walk Me to Midnight I wrote “Thirty Logical Reasons to Vote No on Assisted Suicide” when the issue was on the ballot in Washington state. It’s now on th ... discuss
Pregnancy usually lasts 9 months and based on this fact, it has been traditionally divided into three trimesters, each comprising of 3 months. Trimester comes from Latin Trimestris meaning “of three ... discuss
N., I still remember the first day you walked into Ward 4 with madam; we had been expecting you for the prostate biopsy. It was sometime in the month of December, 2009, the 3rd month of my internship. ... discuss
When I saw this article the other day, I wasn't that terribly surprised. James seemed to like music well before he was born. Even now, especially in the car, he'll get upset if there isn't some kind o ... discuss
Would Savita have lived if Ireland was a pro-choice country?On October 28th Savita Halappanavar, a 31 year old dentist who was 17 weeks pregnant, died from septicaemia after doctors failed to ind ... discuss
On my commute I wrote this acrostic.Pro-lifePersonhood cannot be diminishedRelying on others is okayOpportunity for a change in valuesLife is preciousInvest in the next generationFertility doesn’t n ... discuss
My new camera came in the post the same weekend my in-laws came to visit. We took a trip to Anglesey Abbey and I took the chance to have a play around. I hope you like my snaps of the odd it ... discuss
Vatican City, Jun 16, 2013 / 09:01 am (CNA/EWTN News).- Harley-Davidson owners flocked to St. Peter’s Square today for a chance to greet Pope Francis, and they came away struck by his friendline ... discuss
In 2012, Ted Cruz was elected as the 34th U.S. Senator from Texas. Prior to that, he served for five years as Solicitor General of Texas and was for five years a partner at one of the nation’s large ... discuss
In reading the book of Leviticus — I’ve wondered what it must have been like to live in the home of a priest. Seeing your dad praying for the people, coming home, exhausted and covered in blood a ... discuss
I had the chance to sit down with Sam Clovis on Wednesday to discuss his new U.S. Senate campaign. He announced on Monday that he would be running for Iowa’s open U.S. Senate seat in 2014 joining ... discuss
June 13, 2013. (Romereports.com) This morning, at the Vatican's Casa Santa Marta, Pope Francis celebrated Mass in Spanish. It's the first time he has done so, as Pontiff. The Mass was attended by empl ... discuss
I was a little surprised to find that my post on Monday, featuring my maternal angst over two of my boys going to Bonnaroo, was so controversial! Point taken. This is the posting I meant ... discuss
Literally. I come home at the end of the day like one of the walking dead. Why am I so exhausted sitting in a classroom? The only thing getting exercise is my left hand, as it takes dozens of pa ... discuss
Vatican City, Jun 13, 2013 / 04:49 am (CNA/EWTN News).- Rabbi Abraham Skorka believes that Pope Francis’ election offers a chance for Christian-Jewish relationships to grow, especially as the wo ... discuss
"Tebowie" returned to Late Night with Jimmy Fallon last night."Rebel Rebel" as "Tebow Tebow"Here's video:Lyrics:Most famous backup in the worldWe're not sure if you had sex with a girlYou barely playe ... discuss
Science prevailed in the Wisconsin State Senate today. Yes, science.The State Senate passed Sonya's Law (Senate Bill 206) this morning.It means women seeking abortions will have the opportunity to bec ... discuss
I've written before about why I homeschool in the summertime. You can see my past articles below: Successful homeschooling in the summer Year Round Homeschooling 20 Reasons to Homeschool Thr ... discuss
It might seem at first blush that banning abortions after 20 weeks is drawing the line too far from viability since a 20-wee baby wouldn't survive even if she was born alive.This page addresses error ... discuss
A growing group of conservatives are joining together in opposition to the Common Core curriculum. SB 193 is a bill that would give Indiana back state control of curricula in Indiana. Check out th ... discuss
Mexico City, Mexico, Jun 11, 2013 / 04:30 pm (CNA).- Cardinal Norberto R. Carrera said the family should become the nucleus of a society that spreads concord and not hostility, while speaking at a vol ... discuss
“Where is the evidence to support the rhetoric surrounding ‘Common Core?’ This is not data-driven decision making. This is a decision grasping for data…” ~ Dr. Christopher Tienken, Seton Hal ... discuss
I had to smile when I read that Tim Tebow was joining "The Patriots." That is, indeed, an appropriate team name for this young man who puts me in mind of our godly founders. They weren't afraid to sta ... discuss
11 June, New Testament "Joseph, who was also called by the apostles Barnabas (which means son of encouragement), a Levite, a native of Cyprus, sold a field that belonged to him and brought the money a ... discuss
This is the bottom line: if you believe an unborn baby is a human being, you cannot, in intellectual honesty, allow an abortion exception for rape or incest. epublicans do this all the time, and it dr ... discuss
"Joseph, a Levite, born in Cyprus, whom the apostles called Barnabas (son of encouragement), sold a field he owned, brought the money, and turned it over to the apostles." (Acts 4:36f). This is the f ... discuss
"Don't let anyone rob you of hope." He removed the elaborate golden throne and the formal red carpet underneath it; he uses a simple, white wooden chair--"something more appropriate for the disciple ... discuss
1.This is a very confusing blog post What is it you find confusing? 2.since hardly any abortions are performed at this gestation it is a mostly irrelevant argument unless you are only opposed to abort ... discuss
I've been doing a lot of thinking about how Lily and Luke will fit into my future hoped-for family...I've thought about it before, but it has been especially on my heart since I read this post on ... discuss
An article written by Senator Jennifer Fielder (R) - (Montana State Senate District 7) on June 4, 2013 examined the amount of money that was spent by lobby groups to influence the Montana legisla ... discuss
It’s already happening. In less than a week, two cases involving children in need of lung transplants have gone to court challenging government policy. This leads to the larger question: Should ... discuss
From: jj Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2013 Subject: We need more like Birk article source: http://www.foxsportsnorth.com/nfl/minnesota-vikings/story/Birk-skips-White-Hous ... discuss
Dallas, Texas, Jun 8, 2013 / 06:03 am (CNA/EWTN News).- When her twin girls were born suddenly at only 26 weeks, Anne Ponton said doctors and nurses in her home town of Irving, Texas fought diligently ... discuss
I discovered this speech when a friend sent me a link from OrthodoxyToday.com. This is one of the most relevant and prophetic speeches concerning the dangers of modernism and secular humanism that I h ... discuss
by John Jalsevac BALTIMORE, June 6, 2016 (LifeSiteNews.com) – For many athletes the chance to meet the president of the United States of America is a once-in-a-lifetime, never-to-be-missed oppor ... discuss
Had a National Football League star skipped a chance for a White House visit and made public his opposition to Barack Obama on a hot topic like Benghazi, same-sex unions, or the bizarre Big Brother na ... discuss
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June 6, 2013 Pro-Lifers The “Helpful” Do ... discuss
Today in Washington, D.C, June 6, 2013 The Senate reconvened today and resumed consideration of S. 954, the farm bill. They voted 75-26 to invoke cloture (to close off debate and limit amendmen ... discuss
If you were a Christian or a homeschooled (or both) teenager in the 2000′s, there’s a good chance you knew about Do Hard Things. Alex and Brett Harris released their first book “Do ... discuss
Go Matt! I wouldn't want to meet Obama either.For many athletes the chance to meet the president of the United States of America is a once-in-a-lifetime, never-to-be-missed opportunity. But not ... discuss
Click here to subscribe to The Social Conservative Review. Dear Friends, One of the distinguishing characteristics of Christians is that their hope is not in any human institution, political leader, ... discuss
By: Terence P. Jeffrey Biden: Dr. Told Me I Had Less Than 50 ... discuss
We haven't settled on a candidate yet; we'll support the conservative with the best chance of ridding South Carolina of its rogue and treasonous Senator, Lindsey Graham. But there is ... discuss
Did doctors in a country that bans abortion under any circumstances manage to terminate the pregnancy without violating the law?… , doctors removed Beatriz’s fetus — which had a severe defe ... discuss
By: Terence P. Jeffrey Biden: Brain Surgeon Told Him He Had ... discuss
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The political theater isn't over in the Beatriz saga. Being proven wrong did not send the abortion cheerleaders home with their tails between their legs. Outraged that the prolifers were right -- Beat ... discuss
Dear Brothers and Sisters, Today I would like to dwell on the issue of the environment, as I have already had the chance to do on several occasions. It's timely also on account of today's World Env ... discuss
by William Warren by Robert Romano: A special counsel needs to be appointed by Attorney General Eric Holder in the growing Internal Revenue Service (IRS) scandal, Americans for Limited Government (A ... discuss
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. Justin Welby has strongly opposed pending legislation, supported by the British Government, to redefine marriage. The Archbishop's address during the Lords' de ... discuss
So, let's have a quick lesson on the teachings of Plato. In Platonic thought there are two categories. In the first category there is the true essence; the wonderful perfect form of someth ... discuss
Meet Celeste: born at 22 weeks she only lived 3 hours, but her life changed the world by Melanie Pritchard ... discuss
Woman conceived in incestuous rape: ‘every child should be given a chance’by Nancy Flanders June 4, 2013 (LiveActionNews.org) - Kristi Hofferber has always known she was adopted. At three ... discuss
Online for Life: Saving babies one Internet search at a time by Lauren Enriquez ... discuss
Today in Washington, D.C. - June 3, 2013: Today the Senate resumed consideration of S. 954, the farm bill. Votes Scheduled at 5:30 pm on amendments to the bill from Sen. Jerry Moran (R-KS) and Sen. ... discuss
Governor Terry Branstad (R-IA) signed House File 215 into law this morning at a signing ceremony held at Des Moines North High School. He touted the legislation as historic during remarks given befo ... discuss
Two for the price of one. Yesterday Wesley Smith published on his blog two excellent articles concerning the Dutch and euthanasia. The Netherlands legalized euthanasia in 2002 after their courts - def ... discuss
Here is my new piece at CRISISPop music, even when the text is Christian in its intent, is transient in two fundamental ways. First, the music itself comes and goes like fashion. This is what it is su ... discuss
Join Jen and the other Quicktakers over at the Conversion Diary 1. Saturday was my birthday. I am now almost, but not quite, in my mid-50s. The mid of the middle. Geez. Not that I had a lot ... discuss
UK Targets Disabled for Euthanasia as a Cost-Saving Measureby Bobby Schindler In a chilling story by Rebekah Maxwell, people with disabilities in the UK are being targeted to be euthanized bas ... discuss
By a quirk of our schooling, report cards and grades catechize us into perfect certainty of (at least) one thoroughly false lesson: that our ability to demonstrate understanding of something is more i ... discuss
The Congressional debate regarding a possible nationwide ban on abortions past 20 weeks has the abortion lobby going into paroxysms of rage. The focus of their public talking points is that these abor ... discuss
Clinic That Won’t Revive Baby Born Alive After Failed Abortion to Face Protests An abortion clinic depicted in a shocking undercover video showing abortion clinic staffers saying they will not re ... discuss
Obviously. Via Daily Caller: In interviews with House Oversight Committee investigators, Cincinnati IRS employees said that they believed that targeting of conservative groups came from Washington, ... discuss
Para as crianças, como eu à época, só porque nossos pais são "parceiros" não significa que eles são monógamos. A monogamia na comunidade gay significa “monogamia em série”, pois eles fic ... discuss
Saturday of the Eighth Week in Ordinary Time(Click here for readings)Jesus and his disciples returned once ore to Jerusalem. As he was walking in the temple area, the chief priests, the scribes, ... discuss
No, the state of CT never fails to put me in a state of mortal sin. Curse you state and all the brainless overpaid, underworked drones that work for you! Can you tell I’m a little upset? W ... discuss
These books are free at the time of listing. This can change, so be sure to check the cost first before you download, although nearly all, if not absolutely all, of these books should be free ... discuss
Dr. Robert Prince (pictured) has claimed that before Roe vs. Wade, he saw a lot of women suffering from the effects of illegal abortions. Rather than help his patients to address the real problems the ... discuss
Preserve Protect & Defend This looks really fascinating: While investigating corruption and evil alliances within the American government, an assassination attempt on Vice President Aaron Banner leav ... discuss
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Top story:Ireland's dangerous abortion bill will be used as model for Catholic worldThe Irish government's legislative proposals on abortion will be used by the international pro-abortion lobby, wo ... discuss
The day started out like most. Out of bed. Shower. Eat breakfast. It started like most days, but this day would be unlike any other day… After maneuvering through the race day traffic, ... discuss
Here is a description. See if you can guess the song. More of this here.This hymn depicts a human soul responding to the call of Christ—but the music is whiny and grim, evoking in most people ... discuss
In Part 1, I gave some background on post-viability abortions, which were invented by the Supreme Court in 1973. In Part 2, I described the advent of the procedure that came to be known as Partial Bir ... discuss
Abortionist CarhartThe Kermit Gosnell verdict and Live Action's release of the Carhart video offer us a chance to reflect on how the Partial Birth Abortion (PBA) Ban changed and didn't change abortion ... discuss
by Harry R. Jackson, Jr., Townhall: Charles Dickens' novel called A Tale of Two Cities (1859) depicted the plight of French peasants' civil conflict with its aristocracy in the years leading up to ... discuss
It’s fun to travel, and I love Florida but never got a chance to see Tampa. Maybe I should take Karen there and we can ride in a limo that we found on tampalimotransportation.com One of my fo ... discuss
I have been repeatedly reminded that the prolificity of my Opinerlog posts has mysteriously diminished over the past several months. No, as yet, I haven't been threatened with an IRS audit. Being a s ... discuss
Premature Twins Thrive with a “Rescuing Hug”By Liz Townsend Editor’s note. We received some very nice feedback to yesterday’s ... discuss
Sentencing of former Gosnell employees ... discuss
On May 30, 1929, 19-year-old Amelia (or Anela) Stumbras died from complications of a criminal abortion. Though the coroner pushed for prosecution, the guilty party was never identified or apprehended. ... discuss
Melinda Gates, wife of Bill Gates is continuing her quest to control reproduction of the Brown people on planet Earth. She’s been working on the Women Deliver Conference, an outreach by the ... discuss
I have a big question that I’m struggling with right now. How do you deal with criticism in child-raising practices? We believe, I think, like you – in the biblical form of discipline. And ... discuss
1. Reason offers an excellent but hypothetical commencement speech, which includes: Children are a blessing. College students spend a lot of time trying to avoid getting pregnant. Before you know it, ... discuss
Yesterday, I blogged about the parents of 10-year-old Sarah Murnaghan, who are fighting immoral federal organ donor rules, which are preventing her from getting the lung transplant she needs to save h ... discuss
This is cool! I’ll get a kickback if you join, but there are a million offers I could say that about. I’m sharing this one because I’m excited about the offer itself! We have a ... discuss
Incarnation of Money 24 episodes Sigh. A disappointment from about show 4 to show 12 or so when Drama suddenly put its pants on and decided to get to work. Then it starts to get really interest ... discuss
Preemie babies receiving music therapy at the same age they could have been aborted by Lauren Enriquez May 28, 2013 (LiveActionNews.org) - Premature infan ... discuss
Gosnell worker who put aborted baby remains down garbage disposal sentenced to probation by LifeSiteNews staff Philadelphia, PA, May 28, 2013 (OperationRe ... discuss
Melinda Gates, wife of Bill Gates is continuing her quest to control reproduction of the Brown people on planet Earth. She’s working with C-FAM, part of the abortion arm of the UN. C-FAM b ... discuss
1. Nine Times Time Travel- most of this review written mid-season: 20 episodes. A huge adrenaline rush, great acting, constant tension and suspense, tight plotting, fabulous story tellin ... discuss
There were a number of hatchet jobs written last week and over the weekend about homeschooling and Iowa’s repeal of it’s current homeschooling law. Let me drill down on “Libby Anne” who was ... discuss
"The old sheriff was attending an awards dinner when a lady commented on his wearing his sidearm. 'Sheriff, I see you have your pistol. Are you expecting trouble?' 'No ma'a ... discuss
Doctor Who Did 1,200 Abortions Tells Congress to Ban Them Dr. Anthony Levatino is a pro-life physician from New Mexico but, before having a change of heart on the issue of abortion he was an OBGYN ... discuss
By Paula Glennon I ran across a top ten list from a pro-abortion website that was being used by someone making comments on a pro-life article. This inspired me to compose a rebuttal.&nbs ... discuss
I’ve been doing a series on “Home and Garden 101″ (and unfortunately, this week’s post doesn’t have a sponsor – so there’s no gift card… but if you giv ... discuss
By: T F Stern T F Stern’s Rantings It’s Memorial Day, a chance to express our gratitude for those who paid the ultimate sacrifice in defense of liberty. If you happen to drive past a national ... discuss
Forgive Us These Faults - Much has been said of late about “respectable sins,” to borrow Jerry Bridges’ phrase. Here Tim Keller looks to John Newton and describes a list of sins that ... discuss
Doctors save life of 3-month old by 3-D ‘printing’ splint for collapsed trachea Six weeks earlier April and Bryan Gionfriddo had proudly brought their newborn son, Kaiba, home from the hospital. T ... discuss
In case you are just joining the foot discussion, you’ll be completely lost without reading post 1 and 2 of the series first. We are talking about Spiritual Feet today… first we covered t ... discuss
When I wrote last night about the landmark home education legislation that was passed by the Iowa Legislature yesterday I didn’t have a chance to read the conference committee report on HF 215. I ... discuss
Thursday of the Seventh Week in Ordinary Time(Click here for readings)“Whoever causes one of these little ones who believe in me to sin, it would be better for him if a great millstone were put ... discuss
Mother’s Day has come and gone, yes I am aware, yet this past Mother’s Day my eyes were opened to something so uniquely feminine, it deserved a moment of pause. At times Mother’s Day i ... discuss
Abuja, Nigeria, May 23, 2013 / 04:06 am (CNA).- As the Catholics of the Diocese of Ahiara protested the appointment of a bishop from a nearby diocese as their shepherd, local bishops expressed sadnes ... discuss
October 13-15, 2013 The CMAA is thrilled to announce a conference honoring the legacy of Msgr. Schuler at Saint Agnes Church in Saint Paul, Minnesota.www.musicasacra.com/st-agnes The registration page ... discuss
Today in Washington, D.C. - May 22, 2013 Lois G. Lerner, the IRS official who was over the department that targeted conservative groups, appeared this morning before the House Oversight and Govern ... discuss
In manufacturing, quality control (QC) is very important. A manufacturer always wants to put out the best product and eliminate defective merchandise.The same is true of IVF. With as many as 30 e ... discuss
Time lapse imaging of embryos – exciting breakthrough or just eugenics by another name? by Peter Saunders Various media outlets (including&nb ... discuss
Vermont legalizes assisted suicide by Cassy Fiano Governor Peter Shumli ... discuss
Below a speech I gave to the Traditional Britain Group on May 18 following their Annual General Meeting. Video to follow. Ladies and gentlemen, comrades in the struggle for the liberty and prosp ... discuss
Henry II had a stalwart friend and assistant in Thomas Beckett his chancellor. When there was a chance to elevate Thomas to a position of arch-Bishop of Canterbury Henry did so, thinking he’ ... discuss
This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Aruba Tourism Authority for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine. I don’t know about you, but I’m always ready for a beach vacation. And as ... discuss
Some days, all the small fry will wake up and toss and turn and cry between 2:30 and 3:30 am and then be up by 6:30 anyway. Some days, your husband will wake up and have to deal with piping and plum ... discuss
“If my people, who are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear them from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and hea ... discuss
Jolie's Choice by Michael Cook Hollywood celebrity Angelina Jolie was hailed this week for her bravery in revealing that she has had a preventative double mastectomy. The New York Times published he ... discuss
Kermit Gosnell’s “House of Horrors” is only the tip of the iceberg. There are hundreds of children born alive after abortions every year. Why don’t we hear about them? We’ ... discuss
It’s important to note, though, that analyzing the morality associated with late-term abortion isn’t predicated upon finding dirty and murderous clinics that put women’s lives at risk. While th ... discuss
The day after the 1972 election, I trudged downstairs. I was 17, and had spent months involved with the Presidential campaign - thought I'd known since September of that year that Nixon was ... discuss
Five friends go on Spring Break together. They all come back from Spring Break pregnant.They discuss their options over the ensuing months. Finally, at 24 weeks, they decide to opt for abortions ... discuss
ow that for those who love God all things work together for good, for those who are called according to his purpose. Romans 8:28 When I wrote Praise You in This Storm not even a week ago I had no id ... discuss
Brethren, Peace and Good to all of you. This week we're finishing was very busy and rewarding to me, but also very sad. Last Sunday, May 12, my son's roommate in college, Jonathan Cunningham, was cal ... discuss
Tweetby Alanna GomezOne of the most dangerous places to be pregnant is the small, unrecognized country of Somaliland in South East Africa. Women there have a 1/12 chance of dying in childbirth during ... discuss
As MPs prepare to debate and vote on the report stage and third reading of the government’s Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Bill on Monday (20 May) and Tuesday (21 May), please make a point of emailing ... discuss
-- Bl. Pope John Paul II was often criticized for having cranked out more canonizations than all his predecessors combined. Yet this week, Pope Francis outdid them all in a single stroke by cano ... discuss
Planned Parenthood has reached a new degree of disconnect with reality with this new advertising banner. What about your visit to Planned Parenthood would your baby thank you for? For aborting its sib ... discuss
Philadelphia District Attorney Seth Williams held a press conference in the wake of Kermit Gosnell's sentencing, and he has so much to say that I'd like to respond. In fact, he says so much that it wi ... discuss
If you live in the Youngstown, Ohio area you'll have the chance to hear me speak at St Rose of Lima Parish, 394 Tenney Ave in Campbell, on the subject of "Icons Not-made-by-Hands of East and West ... discuss
This is the kind of blog comment that makes you want to know its author. It came as a response to my post, years back, on The Gift of Tongues. I post it today with immense gratitude for the time he ... discuss
Just when you think you've convinced your last fan that you are not a "saint" a "good person" or "amazing" because you grow your family through international adoption, it's time to t ... discuss
Image found here.Wow, over a week since my last post. Sorry, y'all, but I've been that busy. I've found myself coming up with different projects and things to do offline (purposely; don't want to keep ... discuss
ow that for those who love God all things work together for good, for those who are called according to his purpose. Romans 8:28 When I wrote Praise You in This Storm not even a week ago I had no id ... discuss
Below is from Snopes.com is wrong about the center of the Bible part 2. I thought I would log this down as some interesting facts about most all versions of the Protestant Christian Bible. First ... discuss
Arrived home today at sunset and took this picture from our mailbox. Jonny and I had come from Rochester, NY after seeing Ben's recital at Eastman where he is graduating this week with his Mas ... discuss
by Ron Paul: [A Week ago] at its regular policy-setting meeting, the Federal Reserve announced it would double down on the policies that have failed to produce anything but a stagnant economy. It wa ... discuss
Michelle KnightHorrific what these women endured, especially Michelle Knight who is now 31 and went missing when she was 20. Knight was the first kidnapping victim who suffered the most and for the lo ... discuss
Chris Muir and I have at least one thing in common. We are both alumnae of the University of Cincinnati's College of Design, Architecture, and Art, with him beginning his tenure as I was finishing min ... discuss
Tweet"I saw dozens of emaciated bodies of North Koreans streaming down the Tumen River. It was too horrible to watch," Kim said. "Right there and then, I decided to dedicate my life to defectors." (1) ... discuss
Live Action released another undercover video this morning in their ongoing exposé of late term abortion. Today’s offering is the fourth in a series they’ve dubbed “Inh ... discuss
Live Action released another undercover video this morning in their ongoing exposé of late term abortion. Today’s offering is the fourth in a series they’ve dubbed “Inh ... discuss
It's fascinating to me, the ways in which people react to what they consider (or don't consider) an education.This headline says, "Photo Series Explores What Happens When Kids Don't Do Homework." A li ... discuss
As per the team's web site, "With the inception of the Trenton Thunder in 1994 came a commitment from the organization to be a part of the community in which it was established. The Thunder have liv ... discuss
I like Mark Shea. Okay, I don't know him personally, but I like his posts, his intelligence, his insights, his sense of humor, his sometimes contrarian ways. I generally agree with him. I'm even payin ... discuss
I saw this on a friends Facebook page, and I hope I am not overstepping any bounds, but I figured since I can’t responsibly do much on the financial end the least I could do was spread the word ... discuss
This series, the angry, bloody God of the Bible? begins here. This post jumps right into the data from Jesus. Jesus told his disciples that by seeing him, they've seen the Father. He is God. The sa ... discuss
I've felt so stressed out and taken advantage of lately (right about now, my bestie is probably thinking "you're too nice, Jane Bennet") that I've been getting crankier than usual. I usually have pati ... discuss
Tweetby Jonathon Van MarenMy colleague Stephanie Gray and I arrived at the Philadelphia Criminal Justice Centre at 1:30 PM and headed through security and up three flights of stairs to Courtroom 304. ... discuss
Mark 2:15-17 - And it happened that He was reclining in his house, and many tax collectors and sinners were dining with Jesus and His disciples; for there were many of them, and they were following Hi ... discuss
When we decided to go into foster parenting, we went in full steam ahead, knowing that is what God was calling us to. Then Jacob came along, and threw an unexpected and amazing wrench in that plan. ... discuss
One of the great Americans of our time, Constitution Party founder, Howard Phillips, passed away this past Sunday, April 21 of complications due to Alzheimer’s disease. He was 72. Howard i ... discuss
We had a serious discussion prior to getting married, my Hero Husband and I. I was determined to not marry someone who even believed divorce was an option. So I put my beloved to the t ... discuss
We still buy the lie. Women are told that if they want to be successful in the world, they have to be more like men, or like a how-to-succeed-in-business stereotype. Aggressive, detached from commitme ... discuss
Fat chance, but this is one time our elected leaders should pay attention to the advice of Vladimir Putin….how scary is that? On February 4th, 2013, Vladimir Putin, the Russian president, addres ... discuss
Most pro-lifers agree that the strongest argument for the legality of abortion is the bodily rights argument. In fact, there's been recent chatter in the pro-life blogosphere that bodily rights is wha ... discuss
Bingo has been around for centuries, evolving from a way for governments to raise money into one of the most popular online games in the world – today, not only does it give busy moms like us the ch ... discuss
What Jesus promised to those who go to confession and receive Holy Communion on (or near) Divine Mercy Sunday:Our Lord Jesus said, "The soul that will go to Confession and receive Holy Communion shall ... discuss
As you can probably guess from the title, I've decided to share some pretty big decisions that I've made over the last couple of weeks. These decisions range from changes in my career, residence, and ... discuss
Jose ZerateMonsters among us: yet another illegal alien pedophile strikesI came across this horrific story today of a recent violent crime which happened in Arizona on Monday night. Arizona borders Me ... discuss
1) The pro-abortion crowd screams from the rooftops about how the showing of graphic abortion images will damage children. But they are perfectly fine with destroying the lives of children& ... discuss
Nothing I do makes me feel forgiven. Feelings run my entire existence often, so why can’t I feel forgiveness? Would I know it if I felt it? Would it make a difference if I felt it? ... discuss
There is so much talk of Good Friday and Resurrection (Easter) Sunday, but very few people actually talk about Saturday and what happened in between the two. I wonder why that is? Saturday is the pivo ... discuss
T he Solemnity of the Resurrection of Our Lord is the highest of all holy days. This is the basis of our faith. Because of it, we have a certitude of hope in our own resurrection. It confirms that J ... discuss
You knew it was going to happen: Pope Francis is coming under attack. It's just interesting that the first serious shots are coming from the orthodox/right.There has been some sniping at how ... discuss
via Littlebytesnews Current Events:"In the tradition of A Lion Called Christian and Alex and Me comes An Eagle Named Freedom, Jeff Guidry's story of rehabilitating an eagle named Freedom back to ... discuss
Been really busy and sick (which explains the lack of posts) but I finally have a chance to write so... here's my list of things learned on Wednesday...This week I'm tackling myths that many people (e ... discuss
In honor of Holy Week, and with tonight being the commonly accepted night of The Last Supper, I think it appropriate to discuss the topic of just WHO Jesus IS. Not "was", because He lives! H ... discuss
So on this blog, I have been MIA - yes - it happens to all of us. I can briefly state that while we've been busy, who isn't anyway, but that I have been hammering out ways to live Lent in new wa ... discuss
Keeping up with Holy Week, here is an EXCELLENT piece on the LOGIC of the Cross. This is logic that it is really quite hard to argue with. Again, my thanks to my very dear and recently departed friend ... discuss
A recent article from one Ed Dingess grants us excellent opportunities for clarification of our own position and convictions, and we'd like to take the time to comment at length on Dr. Dingess' statem ... discuss
A man was being tailgated by a stressed out woman on a busy street. Suddenly, the light turned yellow just in front of him. He did the right thing, stopping at the crosswalk. The tailgating ... discuss
