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Tuesday, November 23, 2010 |
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RAPED, PREGNANT AND AFRAID Compassion, love, sympathy and outrage-all are among the range of emotions that are evoked upon hearing about the victims of rape and incest. When those crimes result in a pregnancy, many people think it's justified to abort the human being growing inside the womb. But, as we see in today's commentary, these crimes have two victims. While the crime itself is a horrible thing, it cannot be compounded by the killing of a human person. Today's commentary gives us stories of hope-stories of love and life-that show the beauty that can result from something despicable. [ Read the full article click here. ] 
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Omaha World-Herald
If LeRoy Carhart wants to build an abortion clinic in Council Bluffs, it won't come without a fight. That was made clear Monday evening by those who jammed City Hall as well as by the City Council's action on a vacant piece of ground. Carhart, the Bellevue doctor who once performed late-term abortions in Nebraska, recently said he plans to open an abortion clinic in Council Bluffs. If so, it won't be on Avenue G and North 15th Street. At its meeting Monday, the council unanimously agreed to dispose of 24,393 square feet of vacant city ground near that intersection, but with the stipulation that an abortion clinic could not be built there.
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The Christian Post
The U. S. Food and Drug Administration gave the green light for a clinical trial to treat 12 patients all diagnosed with Stargardt's Macular Dystrophy, an incurable which destroys vision in young children. The trial, to be conducted by Massachusetts biotechnology company Advanced Cell Technology, is the second human trial of embryonic stem cells to be approved in the United States. ACT received FDA approval through the Orphan Drug Act which designates a special status to products which treats rare diseases and conditions.
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Life Site News
On the eve his elevation to the Cardinalate on November 20, Archbishop Raymond (now Cardinal) Burke told a Vatican Radio interviewer that his stand on refusal of Communion to pro-abort politicians or public figures is based on "the God-centered thinking which has marked the discipline of the Church" - namely, that a person who persists publicly in grave sin is to be denied Holy Communion. |
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