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New York City, N.Y., Jun 19, 2013 / 12:07 am (CNA).- New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo's proposed bill to dramatically expand legal abortion in the state died in the state senate following months of Catholic ... discussThe U.S. House of Representatives last night approved a late-term abortion ban which prohibits abortion after 20 weeks post-fertilization which is equivalent to 22 weeks of pregnancy, the beginning of ... discuss
” All those thoughtless, unskilled, unproductive, self-indulgent, and eminently dupable Americans – where have they been and what did they learn there?” As Richard Mitchell was pointing out ... discuss
By Imre Téglásy, Ph.D. I recently sent the following letter to a pro-life friend of mine in Romania on the debate in his country over a constitutional amendment affirming the legal definition of mar ... discuss
A BABY at just 8 weeks! Doesn't look like a blob to me!How is this NOT a human being?? Another Letter to Prime Minister Stephen Harper, I will post the "response" if I get one:Dear Prime Minister ... discuss
Please note before reading!!! I am not publicly protesting the use of vaccines. My personal decisions were made with considerable difficulty and humble recognition that I could be wrong. Confid ... discuss
This essay was published in Ethika Politika. Today, many atheists (not all, to be fair) have expressed the view that it’s wrong for parents to instill their religious beliefs in their children. ... discuss
A colleague of mine gave me some really thoughtful feedback on my recent post, Should You Teach Religion to Your Kids? Please see below for part of our exchange (his comments are in blue). ... 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
We just completed Chapter Two of Sherry Wendell's book, Forming Intentional Disciples. In this chapter, we discover that Catholics don't think that a personal relationship with God is possible. They d ... discuss
Denver, Colo., Jun 15, 2013 / 04:04 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- Noting the sharply increasing costs of weddings, marriage advocates have begun to urge couples to be less extravagant in their nuptial celebrat ... discuss
Gun Control's Killing of the Second Amendment - "Death by a Thousand Cuts" From: NRA-ILA Alerts Sent: Monday, May 13, 2013 Subject: California: Update on Anti-Gun Activities in Sacramen ... discuss
June 6, 2013 Pro-Lifers The “Helpful” Do ... discuss
Same-sex marriage has been a major topic of discussion across the web, especially in evangelical circles. I thought it might be helpful to give our readers a round-up of some of the best and most inte ... discuss
This past spring, an American group called “Catholics for Choice” (CFC) invaded Kenya with their “Condoms4choice” campaign. Through the use of billboards and news articles, this program is spr ... discuss
Over the last year I’ve been in frequent contact with adults who were raised by parents in same-sex partnerships. They are terrified of speaking publicly about their feelings, so several ... discuss
The annual celebrations of the Church are her way of bringing the temporal and the eternal into conversation, allowing us to, if you will, listen in to what Our Lord is telling the Church, again. L ... discuss
Today marks 60 years since the glorious Coronation of Our Sovereign Lady Elizabeth. God Save the Queen!!! V. O Lord, save Elizabeth, our Queen. R. And hear us on the day we call upon you. V. O Lord, ... discuss
Vatican City, Jun 1, 2013 / 11:27 am (CNA/EWTN News).- An upcoming conference at the Vatican will examine the harmful effects of using prescription drugs rather than therapy to treat emotional disorde ... discuss
FRC has released a new booklet that examines the unintended consequences of redistribution and looks at the meaning behind justice. Dr. E. Calvin Beisner, Founder and National Spokesman of The C ... discuss
A new study released during the 66th annual World Health Assembly identified and exposed what it claimed to be the harmful and often overlooked impact that abortion has on women's health.Decades-long ... discuss
Good morning. Averages. A interesting prototype for a toy. A quote … which is not unlike the phrase I occasionally tell my kids when the utter the “I’m bored remark” (which ... discuss
I’ve been meaning to write a comprehensive piece on “Climate Change” for quite awhile, and while this post will certainly not be that comprehensive piece I had envisioned, it will br ... discuss
Geneva, Switzerland, May 31, 2013 / 12:02 am (CNA/EWTN News).- A new study released during the 66th annual World Health Assembly identified and exposed what it claimed to be the harmful and often over ... discuss
UNFPA to war-torn, disaster-ravaged countries: we’ll send you birth control by Kirsten Andersen KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA, May 29, 2013 (LifeSiteN ... discuss
Where’s big government interference and regulation when it comes to abortion? by Rebecca Downs ... 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
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-AZ) By United Press International, GOPUSA: Senators who John McCain, R-Ariz., once called "whacko birds" are the real Republican mainstream, said Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, daring McC ... discuss
Kenneth R. Stevens, Jr., M.D., FACR*Abstract: This is a review and evaluation of medical and public literature regarding the reported emotional and psychological effects of participation in physi ... discuss
For more than thirty years, the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) have deemed it necessary to state for the record, that those who openly declare themselves to be homosexual -- that is, inclined toward same ... discuss
Download Audio MP3 | 00:18:38 After wrapping up four Life Report episodes, Josh, Tim and Gabi hung out to cover some material they didn’t have time to get into earlier in the day. Those top ... 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
A cadaver in a lab is no more alive than a corpse in a ditch, though it may smell a little less. In the end, both are buried. Rot looks alive compared to the sanitized corpse because rot is life that ... discuss
Maine’s death rate now higher than its birth rateby Ben Johnson AUGUSTA, ME, May 20, 20 ... discuss
Just read this here:Philadelphia, Pa., May 14, 2013 / 03:41 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- Following his conviction for the murder of three babies born alive, abortionist Kermit Gosnell was sentenced Tuesday ... discuss
from Huckabee's Facebook pageSame-sex marriage isn’t the only issue where President Obama’s opinion has “evolved” to the opposite side. He announced that he’s now “very comfortable” ... discuss
This post constitutes Part II of a response to a recent article written by Michael Coughlin. In Part I, I addressed his first two major points of criticism against AHA. In this post, I address Coug ... discuss
PRO-LIFE QUOTE OF THE DAY:"The left loves to present contraception as this wonderful, perfectly harmless way to prevent people from being burdened with children while enjoying all the (frequently) imm ... discuss
One of my facebook friends posted this to his wall, a forward from a gun rights group. Right to bear arms only meant muskets like saying your right to free speech was only meant to include olde Engli ... discuss
Back in 2007, the EPA succeeded in perhaps one of its most consequential schemes ever. That was the year the Supreme Court held in Massachusetts v. EPA, that the agency had the authorit ... discuss
The Washington Post has reported that the White House could name Gina McCarthy, the assistant administrator for air and radiation at the Environmental Protection Agency to head the EPA. If approved sh ... discuss
I’ve read a lot of opinions on the question of whether Raul Labrador should run for Governor. Some have said that Labrador running for Governor would be harmful and that he should stay in the U. ... discuss
Buying a family car can prove to be a difficult experience if you’re not taking the right steps. Why? Because most of the time we simply look at how the car drives and how reliable it is, instead of ... discuss
FROM THE PASTORJanuary 27, 2013by Fr. George W. Rutler The Geneva Convention’s classification of military chaplains as noncombatants has traditionally been interpreted in the United States to mean ... discuss
by Jennifer Mason A recent study published by the pro-abortion group National Advocates for Pregnant Women blames arrests and forced interventions on Personhood ideology, pleading for people who ... discuss
Rep. Chris Smith (R) NJ will be the keynote speaker for the upcoming Rally for Life in Nashville sponsored by TN Right to Life. The event will take place on Saturday, January 19th on the steps of the ... discuss
A coercive mandate requiring Illinois pharmacists to choose between exercising their First Amendment freedoms and protecting their careers and their families’ livelihoods has been finally been defea ... discuss
Morton Blackwell and Over 100 Other Leading Conservatives was sent via the Coalitions for America to U.S. House and Senate Republicans: An Open Letter to U.S. House and Senate RepublicansDear Republic ... discuss
The following is Part 7 of an open letter to Colonel Vaughn Doner and a critique of his 2012 book, Christian Jihad: Neo-Fundamentalists and the Polarization of America. Throughout the series, I addre ... discuss
Scrolling through old posts for inspiration, I stumbled across Matt Anderson’s article over at Boundless, “Loving Those Who Leave.” Watching brothers and sisters walk away from the f ... discuss
Pro-Lifers Win First Appeals Court Victory Against HHS Mandate A federal appeals court today issued an order granting a motion for a preliminary injunction that temporarily blocks the implementati ... discuss
Seven Glorious Days by Karl W. GibersonMy rating: 5 of 5 starsThe watery planet that would bear the label "Earth" some five billion years later was nothing short of a creative miracle. The ten billion ... discuss
New York City, N.Y., Nov 23, 2012 / 04:03 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- A United Nations population report calling for global contraceptive access has drawn fire from doctors and pro-life advocates who say the ... discuss
Brethren, Peace and Good to all of you. Msgr. Charles Pope over at his blog shared with us Some thoughts on the five stages of religious persecution. I will refer you to his blog post for this though ... discuss
Further to SPUC's statement and my blog on the sorrowful death of Savita Halappanar and her unborn child, Anthony McCarthy, SPUC's education and publications manager, has written a letter to The Catho ... discuss
Ethanol Mandates – the poster child for zombie govt programs that never die. ~ Flopping Aces ARRA News Service — The Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) has refused to grant waivers request ... discuss
Dan Savage has quite a presence on the internet as a defender of gay sex and an advocate for gay marriage. To anyone who watches any of these three videos, which are presented as a kind of overview, ... discuss
Ken Blackwell and Bob Morrison, Contributing Authors: You must ask yourself this: Why would Bill Clinton want Barack Obama to be re-elected? In 2008, candidate Obama consigned the Clinton Presidenc ... discuss
Farm Bill –Policy Issues (Conservation, Nutrition, Trade, Regulations, Labor), Political Notes Randy Olson reported in yesterday’s Sauk Herald (Sauk Centre, Minn.) that, “As stark as the outlook ... discuss
The lawyers for the Government of Canada have submitted their reasons for appealing the decision by Justice Smith in BC.On June 15, Justice Smith decided in the Carter case that Canada's assisted suic ... discuss
Heritage Foundation: During the foreign policy debate, President Obama surprised the audience with the statement that sequestration "will not happen." Either this was a gaffe or he pulled off the nex ... discuss
Dear Friends: The election is coming up on all of us and we all have strong feelings about it. I’ve been getting asked a lot about where I stand, so for those who are interested, here goes. This pre ... discuss
Everyday routine can put men and women at risk for numerous potential risks. Suffering an accidental burn is one sort of things that could happen. Actually research shows that a minimum of 150, 150 p ... discuss
Everyday routine can put men and women at risk for numerous potential risks. Suffering an accidental burn is one sort of things that could happen. Actually research shows that a minimum of 150, 150 p ... discuss
To: Mr. Randy Otto, President, Pattison Outdoor Advertising I am writing to express my great concern over the semi-nude billboards (which actually insinuate full nudity) that your company has put up t ... discuss
So in a public speech last Wednesday The Big 0 acts like the human rights big shot, then late Friday sneaks an Executive Memo waiving al sanctions against the three worst offenders - Libya, Yemen, an ... discuss
Health [helth] noun 1. the general condition of the body or mind with reference to soundness and vigor: good health; poor health. 2. soundness of body or mind; freedom from disease or ailment: to have ... discuss
Denver, Colo., Sep 20, 2012 / 04:02 am (CNA).- Artificial reproductive technology is “absolutely” the commercialization of the female body and especially harmful to children, a medical exp ... discuss
The sights in Africa are beautiful and exotic. Think Tanzania, with its snow-capped Mount Kilimanjaro; plains and waters populated by zebras, wildebeest and hippos; and with the Milky Way splashed ove ... discuss
Publicity still from Yellow According to director Nick Cassavetes, incest is “super-weird” ... but ultimately no real problem. Cassavetes, whose new movie Yellow centers on a sexual relat ... discuss
In the recent debate surrounding John Derbyshire’s firing from National Review for speaking the politically incorrect truth, many commenters noticed what had been apparent to some people for a l ... discuss
Placentas are generally useful for beautification and medicinal purposes for over 1400 several years. As a necessary component of pregnancy as well as giving birth, some sort of placenta contains rich ... discuss
TweetGuest post by Alissa GolobEver had a yearning to boil a frog? Me neither. If I DID want to (hypothetically speaking OF COURSE), 19th-century science suggests that the best way to do it is to put ... discuss
Scientists at the University of Aberdeen studying sheep maintained on pastures fertilized with sewage sludge (treated waste derived from human sewage processing plants) found a high incidence of abn ... discuss
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Sep 7, 2012 Cardinal Collins Affirms Statement from Archbishop of Vancouver re: Gestational Legislation Cardinal Thomas Collins has asked that the communication below be reproduced in this space, to h ... discuss
From American Thinker By Jeffrey Folks The president may not be aware of it, but envy has always been regarded as a sin. Env ... discuss
The Gospel in Seven Words - Michael Horton asks, “So how would you summarize the gospel—the very heart of the Christian message—in seven words?” He then looks at a long variety ... discuss
You wouldn’t know it from reading the reporter whines in this post, but: presidential campaigns are not conducted primarily for the amusement of the press, but to select a president of the Unite ... discuss
Cardinal Keith O'Brien, the head of the Catholic church in Scotland, has written a barn-storming article (full text below) for today's Mail on Sunday, in which he exposes the flimsy assurances by the ... discuss
Brent Bozell passes along some very disturbing news from the world of advertizing.That's not as edgy as a new TV ad for Skittles, the popular children's candy -- meaning the ad is targeted to children ... discuss
Image by Senorelroboto (Wikimedia Commons) Adam and Eve’s sin in the Garden of Eden was not just a single act of wrongdoing. It was the first blast of man’s rebellion against his Creator and Ruler ... discuss
Addiction is a unique health issues and it has layers of intricacies that is effecting quite a few generations over a long period of time. Review at different institutes features proved that the c ... discuss
Paul RussellBy Paul Russell, the founder and director of HOPE Australia.News from Tasmanian Premier Lara Gidding's website talks about the launch of the Tasmanian Elder Abuse helpline. An undoubtedly ... discuss
By Elisa Sumanski Election season is upon us, and politics is on everyone’s mind. There is always a lot at stake come election time: the direction of the country, the economy, wars and foreign affai ... discuss
South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley encapsulated how harmful President Barack Obama is to federalism and our economy. She said, echoing what other Republican governors had said earlier during t ... discuss
On August 15, a gunman, apparently hostile to our positions on the issue of homosexuality, shot one of my colleagues in the lobby of the Family Research Council headquarters. In the wake of this attac ... discuss
Pink News, which advertises itself as ‘Europe’s largest gay news service’, has published an online story about SPUC’s real marriage flyer. Here is a response to the story by Anthony McCarthy, ... discuss
Quite a while ago somebody left a comment to one of our posts stating that taxes were a charitable contribution. I’ve heard this before, and I’ve even been told that those of us who obje ... discuss
The Facebook page known as Pro Choice Oklahoma has attempted a rebuttal to one of our most useful articles, which itself refutes the common pro-abortion argument that "nobody is justified in using a w ... discuss
Society cannot function without laws. We need laws and the enforcement of them to ensure safety, structure, and well being. Laws protect our way of life and restrict harmful behavior. A proper legisla ... discuss
Gold and silver coins have been an outlet of value in addition to a moderate of exchange for actually thousands of years. As resources, the two of these silver and gold coins have absolutely obtained ... discuss
Thanks to Leah Libresco who included this in a post full of interesting things — the evolution of women’s gymnastics and the uneven bars:Click here to view the embedded video.I admit, as t ... discuss
A new study was released last month by researchers from Stony Brook University. Maybe you should start wearing a hat and occlusive clothing inside your home: “Our study revealed that the response o ... discuss
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I read people I disagree with. I believe it is healthy to do so. It sharpens you and opens you up to new ideas. Diane Ravitch is one of those people I read. She is a education ... discuss
You know what else I find really evil? Celebrity Gossip. Now some "celebrity gossip" is of a benign nature, as in so-and-so had a baby, or so-and-so bought a house. Most of it is very harmful. S ... discuss
In an article entitled “Have We Stopped Protecting Our Girls,” Candi Finch describes how Western culture has lost its focus on protecting the purity and well-being of young women against an increa ... discuss
Facebook has become a major communications network for people of all ages throughout the world. Created as a way to allow high school friends to keep in touch after heading to college, the social medi ... discuss
Did you ever work on a plumbing problem using male and female couplers? If you tried to fix it using two male or two female parts you'd be frustrated, not to mention illustrate what an ignoramus you a ... discuss
Massacres are useful for a government which desires more authority and control over the lives of its subjects. Therefore, there is a lack of motivation to use the data which is already available from ... discuss
Iowa Governor Terry Branstad and Lt. Governor Kim Reynolds announced at their weekly press conference that they are hosting the Governor’s Bullying Prevention Summit on November 27, 2012 at HyVee Ha ... discuss
Janet Crouse has an excellent column in the Washington Times which details how feminism has used the education system and, more powerfully still, the entertainment industry to elevate women far above ... discuss
Jack Schaap is not the first high profile pastor or church leader to fall into sin. I remember blogging about the fall of Ted Haggard, former president of the National Association of Evangelicals, ba ... discuss
by Thaddeus Baklinski GLASGOW, Scotland, August 2, 2012 (LifeSiteNews.com) – The director of the Scottish Catholic Media Office has defended statements made by Archbishop-elect of Glasgow Philip Tar ... discuss
by Thaddeus Baklinski GLASGOW, Scotland, August 2, 2012 (LifeSiteNews.com) – The director of the Scottish Catholic Media Office has defended statements made by Archbishop-elect of Glasgow Philip Tar ... discuss
By Father Peter West In the age of Wikipedia and viral internet sensations, it is easy for facts to be overshadowed by carefully crafted stories -- the truth eclipsed by popularity. It can ta ... discuss
Kenyan Bishops Say Gates Foundation Plan 'Dangerous and Could Lead to Destruction of the Human Race”
Last week, the New York Times ran a disturbing article on the growing phenomenon of the public viewing of pornography. The final sentence should stop each of us in our tracks: Dawn Hawkins of Morali ... discuss
I read this article today on Jeff Bezos donating $2.5 million to promote the redefinition of marriage. While the article is what is expected of a media that excoriates people for thought crimes or lau ... discuss
Thought-provoking. Taking a stand comes at a great personal cost. There are those who will never understand the concept of loving the sinner and hating the sin. They will never understand that most b ... discuss
When my daughter was born, she had a birthmark in her eye. We used to joke that she looked mostly like her daddy (he’s got dirty blond hair and sea blue eyes just like her), but that I hung on ... discuss
From left to right: John Eliot (1604-1690), David Brainerd (1718-1747), William Carey (1761-1834), David Livingstone (1813-1873) and Hudson Taylor (1832-1905) were respectively the forefathers of ... discuss
The Catholic diocese of Brentwood website is advertising the annual conference of its Commission for Justice and Social Responsibility. The conference is to be opened by Bishop Thomas McMahon and ... discuss
CNA Daily News - US Washington D.C., Jul 26, 2012 / 02:19 am (CNA).- A group of concerned mothers across the country is protesting an upcoming television show that depicts homosexuality and surrogat ... discuss
Iowa hasn’t seen a summer like this since 1957, Iowa’s crops, corn in particular, are at risk which in turn will have a trickle down effect on our economy as we see food prices go up. Leave ... discuss
Alex Schadenberg Seniors at risk published the following article on July 24 concerning the case of Marilyn Nelson, who is being treated like a criminal or potential threat for her attempts to care f ... discuss
Seniors at risk published the following article on July 24 concerning the case of Marilyn Nelson, who is being treated like a criminal or potential threat for her attempts to care for her husband, Art ... discuss
In the age of Wikipedia and viral internet sensations, it is easy for facts to be overshadowed by carefully crafted stories — the truth eclipsed by popularity. It can take days, months, or ... discuss
Patrick Lee To recap two major problems with the HHS mandate: it restricts the natural right of religious freedom and imposes a false view of religion. In addition to being illegal by violating the ... discuss
“Deplorable craftsmanship.” Those were the words a professor wrote on my sister’s assigned art project one semester at design school. That was almost 35 years ago, and when she mentioned it to m ... discuss
Vast majorities say problem is getting worse and is harmful to country's political process Contact: Andrew Walther, Knights of Columbus, 203-824-5412, Andrew.Walther@kofc.org NEW HAVEN, Conn., July ... discuss
New Video Series Documents Pro-Life Concerns A newly-released, three-part video series, produced by former Girl Scouts members and their families, offers compelling evidence of the Girl Scouts’ t ... discuss
On the 10 July 2012 there was a debate in the House of Lords on diabetes and sugar. Lord Sharkey asked the government what estimate they had about how the consumption of sugar will contribute to the i ... discuss
Among the list of roaring marijuana discuss between liberal leftists and also the reserved right side, the science society has remained considerably silence on the issue regarding cannabis. Despite pr ... discuss
"Empowering women, reducing poverty and improving the overall health and well-being of women and children are noble goals. As with all great visions, however, the devil is in the details. Melinda Gate ... discuss
“It’s the time of the season when love runs high. In this time give it to me easy and let me try with pleasured hands to take you and the sun to promised lands to show you every one. It’s the ti ... discuss
FRONT ROYAL, Virginia/July 12, 2012 -- Human life International, the world's largest international pro-life organization, today launched the "No Controversy?" campaign in defense of women and childr ... discuss
Bill Smith, Editorial Comment: The following article sums up the Initiated Acts being proposed "state-wide" in Arkansas. Other states also have state-wide initiated issues. I am very interested in k ... discuss
Five years after Pope Benedict issued Summorum Pontificum, his motu proprio permitting priests to offer the extraordinary form of the Mass without first having to obtain permission from their bishops, ... discuss
An experienced Fontana motor vehicle accident attorney will confirm that understanding of an urban area, its avenues and car accident data could be especially useful when managing car collision injury ... discuss
The Dallas NACCP is calling for an end to the Texas lottery, joining the Texas General Baptist Convention in opposing the lottery. Dallas NAACP President Juanita Peterson insists the lottery is targe ... discuss
On July 11, 2003, the Assembly of the African Union in Maputo, Mozambique adopted a document entitled, “Protocol to the African Charter on Human and People’s Rights on the Rights of Women in Afric ... discuss
Public health advice for gay men "is unhealthy, harmful and in contradiction of charitable aims" The Charity Commission has been asked to revoke the registration of sexual he ... discuss
I am in the unique and enjoyable position of receiving copies of most of the latest and greatest Christian books and I like to provide regular roundups of some of the best and brightest of the bunch. ... discuss
10 Books That Screwed Up the World: And 5 Others That Didn’t Help I checked this book out from my library, and I read it over the space of about four hours. It’s a quick, fairly easy read. ... discuss
*The following is a blog post I put up on prolifebook.com. In it, I respond to four other bloggers' statements about the morality of abortion. Two of them are for it, a ... discuss
The Supreme Court of the United States decided 5-4 to uphold the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. The lynchpin of their decision surrounding the individual mandate which was the most ... discuss
Information deemed “maliciously harmful to government” A political website that contained stinging criticism of the Obama administration and its handling of the Fast and Furious scandal was orde ... discuss
Dial 1-800/AIDSNYC Every Monday and Wednesday morning hours, promptly at twelve a. meters., I just leave behind my personal daily life and turn into to volunteering being an AIDS Hotline psychologist ... discuss
Note: For the purpose of this series, the term “artist” is being used inclusively to refer to musicians, painters, fiction writers, poets, singers, and to those who work in the entertainment indu ... discuss
Contact: Eugene, 757-593-9982, eugene@priestsforlife.org ATLANTA, June 19, 2012 /Christian Newswire/ -- LIFE AT ALL COSTS: AN ANTHOLOGY OF VOICES FROM 21ST CENTURY BLACK PROLIFE LEADERS is the late ... discuss
By Rev. John A. Leies, S.M. We are in the midst of a cultural war between modern secular proponents and Catholics who believe and accept the magisterial teachings of the church. Many contempor ... discuss
Hyperpigmentation is really a general term accustomed to describe skin cellular material that are darker as compared to their surrounding solar cells. Dark locations, sun places, acne scars are a coup ... discuss
This is an introductory post that is a part of a two-part series responding to Pope Benedict's call to breath a soul in into the digital world."Rather than for technical resources, although these are ... discuss
South Korean FDA Drops Prescriptions for Emergency Contraception Despite Protests by Catholic Church
All those suprized that another abortion clinic has been uncovered as willing to break the law, raise your hands. For those of you that have raised them - Well, either you're closing your eyes&nb ... discuss
Yesterday The New York Times posted the article, “Abortion qualms on the morning-after pill may be unfounded.” Before quoting the NYT piece let me make clear it makes no such claim about h ... discuss
One of my biggest faults is obstinancy. Hence, I continued to research the issue of French kissing before marriage, even after my last post about kissing. I stubbornly believed that it must not alwa ... discuss
Auckland University has apparently caught a sickness which has previously taken hold in Canada. Auckland University Student Association president Arena Williams has called for a special general meetin ... discuss
Sunless tanning in treatment styles are more likely risk-free for pregnant women since they don’t really need to go exterior for sunrays taking a bath or even be open with Ultraviolet rays by UV ... discuss
Poll: 59% of Americans Want All, Most Abortions Illegal Yesterday’s Gallup poll on abortion had most of the media focus on the fact that the number of Americans declaring themselves “pro-choice ... discuss
Congressman Chris Smith is “an effective pro-life champion who has defended life with eloquence and passion at every opportunity,” said AUL’s Dr. Charmaine Yoest. WASHINGTON, D.C. (5/31/2012) ... discuss
A while back I defended J. C. Penney's decision to hire Ellen DeGeneres as their spokeswoman. And I stand by that, because being a spokeswoman for a department store is generally a morally neutral act ... discuss
This post was originally part of a Carnival of Homeschooling. I decided to pull out the History of Home Education in America part and make it a post of its own. I’m not a scholar, and this is ... discuss
There is an astonishing intolerance of pro life speech among those who rule in the power structure. I think of Paster Walter Hoye, arrested in Oakland for merely passing out anti abortion material a ... discuss
At this time, all four 2012 is only of interest to prospects of us whom believe in the perception of ancient cultures. But in the near future, soon, we are all will be looking for more information in ... discuss
The following argument as to why a remedy requiring the removal of defamatory speech from a publication was not a violation of the right to free speech is representative of one I have previously put b ... discuss
by Lucia Muchova WASHINGTON, DC May 25 (C-FAM) The World Health Organization (WHO) has just released an important new study looking at the growing and harmful medical phenomenon of “pre-term birth. ... discuss
Brent Bozell on the silence of major media outlets regarding the HHS Mandate lawsuits.... The evening news broadcasts all but spiked the largest legal action in history to defend our cons ... discuss
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MEDIA ADVISORY: All Must RSVP to attend May 31, 2012 evening event. WASHINGTON, D.C. (05-24-12) – Americans United for Life President and CEO Dr. Charmaine Yoest will present U.S. Representative Ch ... discuss
We have been informed this afternoon (Wednesday 23 May) by our colleagues at European Dignity Watch of a vote tomorrow (Thursday 24 May) between 12pm and 2pm (continental time) to approve a pro-h ... discuss
Michael J. Fox is finally curbing his embryonic stem cell enthusiasm while lamely trying to cover his rear. "It's not so much that [stem cell research has] diminished in its prospects for breakthroug ... discuss
Skepticism is the preferred belief system of the intellectual. Ever since the Enlightenment brought about the emphasis on empirical evidence it has been on the rise. A general attitude of “prove it ... discuss
Tennessee Rep. John J. DeBerry, Jr., D-Memphis From the National Abstinence Education Association (NAEA): On Friday, May 11, Governor Bill Haslam signed the new Tennessee sex education bill (SB 3310) ... discuss
I want to share something I wrote six years ago I remembered today because so many here and at Facebook responded to the "Forgive Yourself" advice from the Reflections of Motherhood video. I want to ... discuss
related, "America's Final Solution": http://773.harrold.org "Elections Are Not Won by Who Voted, They are Lost by Who Did Not" ~~ rfh GBTV article source: http://www.theblaze.com/stories/ ... discuss
Late last month, nationally syndicated columnist and noted gay-rights activist Dan Savage made headlines for his abrasive (abusive?) anti-Bible comments at a high school journalism seminar. He encoura ... discuss
I didn't think that abortion could be any more disgusting, but then I reads this...how/why would anyone even think of using aborted remains like this?Thousands of pills containing dehydrated and ... discuss
For a lot of reasons, I haven't been able to give the attention I want to the Chen Guangcheng story in China. For now he is stucj in limbo, abandoned by the country that used to be the beacon of ... discuss
Help me out here — I’m having a really hard time believing this is real, via the AP’s Hyung-Jin Kim: SKorea finds smuggled capsules contain human flesh:te>South Korea has seized thou ... discuss
There is a distinction between a puritanical attitude towards the body and a Catholic understanding. Often the two are confused. First let's start with Adam and Eve. They sinned they disobeyed God. Th ... discuss
This week’s Free Stuff Friday is sponsored by CBD Reformed. As they always do, they are offering up 5 great prize packages, each of which will contain these 3 books:ESV MacArthur Study Bibl ... discuss
You will find centers offering effective drug drinking rehab treatment for those who have addictions. These centers right now offer positive means of dealing with substance abuse in all types. You can ... discuss
Health and fitness plus colon detox is actually a digestive tract solution and cleanse dietary supplement which provides a natural and healthy strategy to detoxify your intestines, hard working liver, ... discuss
After a long break, here is finally another post.This time, I’m going to deal with a subject I’ve began to interest myself in in the past months: Behavioral economics.Don’t know what ... discuss
Judging from Romney's appointment of Richard Grenell, out and proud homosexual, to be his adviser on national security and foreign affairs (pun intended), the short answer is, "Hell no!" Brian Fi ... discuss
Like the day Pearl Harbor was bombed by the Japanese, Dec. 7, 2009, might too be recalled by history as a day that shall live in infamy. That was the day Environmental Protection Agency Administrator ... discuss
Most Rev. John McIntyreAuxiliary Bishop of PhiladelphiaSister Marie Cecilia IrwinSisters of St. Francis of PhiladelphiaMonsignor John MarinePastor of St Bede the VenerableGregory T. Wozniak, President ... discuss
For those who have an aura filtration system installed and running at home, it is vital that you care for it and maintain it effectively. You’ll want to preferably occurs home air cleaner cleans ... discuss
In the event that having enough energy to be able to earn your daily breads and to get all your chores done is usually a struggle on your behalf. When you go to bed tired, but get up even more worn ou ... discuss
It's always given me a strange feeling to realize that people give thought to details of my own (and my family's) personal life. I'm really quite introverted by nature, so I tend to be somewhat reluct ... discuss
I ran this review on my giveaway page last fall, but am putting it here because I really think all of my readers need to get this product. In addition to the produce drawer in my refrigerator, I usua ... discuss
From: Chuck Baldwin Sent: Saturday, April 14, 2012 Subject: The Man Who Should Be President The Man Who Should Be President By Chuck Baldwin, Thursday, April 12, 2012 article source: http://chuc ... discuss
A social anxiety aligners are the perfect answer for a person who has developed any fear of being in social situations along with wishes to cure their whole problem. Some householder’s fear can ... discuss
Do it yourself tanners have become quite popular with individuals who have pale appearance. Aside from appealing an almost instant color without having to are lying under the sun all night, you can fi ... discuss
From: baja Sent: Wednesday, April 04, 2012 Subject: Senate Bill Seeks to Extinguish Navajo and Hopi Water Rights I don't know what else is in the bill but it sounds like some things just nev ... discuss
From: The Heritage Foundation Sent: Friday, April 06, 2012 Subject: Who Has the Highest Taxes in the World? article source: http://www.askheritage.org/america-has-the-highest-taxes-in-the-world ... discuss
The debate isn’t new, but as the country awaits the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision on the constitutionality of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, commonly called Obamacare, sup ... discuss
The Manner of Receiving Holy Communion 11. As with the issue of service at the altar by men and boys,[1] the question of the manner of receiving Communion at celebrations of the Extraordinary Fo ... discuss
Despite the obvious political strategy of creating a evil demon from which he is attempting to rescue us, President Obama’s loosely worded claims about the oil industry and taxation rates are no ... discuss
Beef (Photo credit: Wikipedia)By now you've witnessed the latest attack on freedom, and our pocketbooks via the meat we consume everyday. The latest lie of the left-wing attack dogs in the mainstream ... discuss
Thus reads a new meme that is both pro-abortion and usually leftist in its origin and presuppositions. It can be seen on T-shirts, Facebook statuses, tweets, and signs held up at anti-Personhood ralli ... discuss
Margaret Somerville was published in the Montreal Gazette yesterday challenging the Quebec government report that calls for the legalization of euthanasia for people who are living with physical or ps ... discuss
If you think you've seen this before, maybe you have. I found it in the saved drafts, but thought I'd published it. At any rate, if you've seen it before, scroll down to the Skeptical Science fo ... discuss
This week’s giveaway is a little paperback with an ambitious title: The Christian Philosophy of Food. Maybe you’re surprised at the claim that there is a Christian philosophy of food? ... discuss
This is a book review I find myself not wanting to write. It’s not because I disliked the book or found it harmful or flat out “wrong.” No, it’s because I found the book to not ... discuss
Regular followers of this blog may already know that I won Dainty Mom's Mommy Mission Statement contest last year. To be honest, I wrote my post with the primary intention of clarifying my mission as ... discuss
In recent news, Catholics may have seen that the Institute of Christ the King encourages concelebration in the Novus Ordo with bishops (source). In Msgr. Rifan's scandalous defense of concelebra ... discuss
As Jim Geraghty predicted back in August 2011, the Treasury Department's Debt to the Penny web app lists our national debt as of the Ides of March as: Debt Held by the Public: $10,114,556,380.32 ... discuss
