Thursday, December 2, 2010

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Thursday, December 02, 2010

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Pro-life pioneers’ home damaged in middle-of-the-night pro-abort attack

Joe Scheidler told LifeSiteNews.com that the vandal who threw the two bricks and a threatening note through his window is already forgiven, "because she must be in great pain."

Ilinois passes gay civil unions bill; Catholic Gov. to ‘follow conscience’ and sign

Gov. Pat Quinn's bishop blasted the governor's remarks, saying "the Catholic Church does not support civil unions or other measures that are contrary to the natural moral law.”

A solution to the Tea Party/Pro-Life dispute over social issues

Last week, some Tea Party folks got a bit anxious that the Republicans would end up legislating on social conservative issues (abortion, same-sex “marriage”, etc.).

Former army law chief ‘can’t imagine anything more damaging’ than abandoning ‘don’t ask don’t tell’

Retired U.S. Army Col. Dick Black said he strongly disagrees with the assertion that military members’ concerns over open homosexuality in the ranks are “driven by misperceptions and stereotypes.”

McGill Prof: Canadian transgender bill a ‘Trojan horse’ to ‘reorganize’ society’s view of sex

Bill C-389 will "entrench in Canadian law the notion that sex and/or gender are basically social constructs," he warned MPs Wednesday.

75% of sexually active homosexuals are carrying Human Papiloma Virus, study suggests

The figure is more than twice the average for Spanish youth.

Ratzinger requested a ‘more rapid’ process to punish abuser priests in the 1980s

In a newly-unearthed 1988 letter, Cardinal Ratzinger had asked the Vatican office responsible for the Church’s Code of Canon Law, for “a more rapid and simplified penal process.”

French Teacher suspended for showing abortion film to students denounces “media lynching”

The teacher said that at first he wanted to protect his own future. But now "I see my main obligation as fighting for the truth about abortion," he said.

Pardon delayed for Pakistani Christian woman facing execution

It appears that the Pakistani president, who is facing pressure from Islamic extremists, will wait on the appeal process before intervening.

Euthanasia bill soundly defeated in Scotland

"Our supporters need to realize that we are on a roll," said Alex Schadenberg of the Euthanasia Prevention Coalition, who pointed to a spate of anti-euthanasia victories this year.

Latin Americans overwhelmingly reject abortion in massive poll

Those most likely to support abortion are wealthy, irreligious men under 40.

Persons not property: An African-American pastor tackles abortion

Today, the “unarmed truth” is that the pre-born child is a person not property.