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| Click here to View Full Text, With Photos, of all Today's Stories On One Page In Canada things have gotten so loony that a UFO cult can win a “Human Rights” discrimination case against a Catholic school board. What’s next? The judge who effectively condemned Terry Schiavo to slow execution has now retired having received a number of awards for his death sentence. Now it is between him and God. The Mass grave of Nazi euthanazia victims story shows where this trend could be taking us. The President of the Filipino bishops and Cardinal Pell tell it like bishops should - boldly, without apologies, political correctness or fear of public rebuke, and yet also with charity. That is what the world needs much more of in these times. |
| Despite the program's clear "pro-choice" bent, it presented a raw display of the young woman's agony as she felt increasingly trapped into accepting the abortion. |  | |
| A vote to repeal the law could happen within a matter of weeks in the House. |  | |
| The Ontario board chose to end the contract for the three members of the Raelian cult in January 2007. | | |
| In March 2005 Greer ordered Terri's feeding tube removed and forbade a final plea by the Department of Children & Families to take care of her. |  | |
| James Marcou was arrested for disorderly conduct as he took video outside a local abortion facility. | | |
| Marai told local media that the Halton Equity and Inclusive Education policy was passed by the previous board and was no longer an issue. | | |
| The corpses are believed to be those of mentally and physically disabled individuals whom the Nazis deemed "unworthy of life." |  | |
| The bishop said that the de-population agenda is unsuccessful and goes against "the very conscience of many Christian Filipinos." | | |
| Pell criticized MPs who "fly under the Christian or Captain Catholic flag" but "blithely disregard Christian perspectives." |  | |
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| Although the embryo is not just a part of the woman’s body, but a separate and distinct human individual, the two are bound together in a very intimate relationship which can best be understood as a kind of natural solidarity. |  | |
| It is as if we are now living on a new planet — one in which all the natural boundaries of sex and reproduction have been left behind. |  | |
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