| HEADLINES |  |  A government-funded threat
One News Now
When you send your children to school this September, they will be facing a real threat in the classroom. I'm not talking about guns or knives or any other physical object. The threat that they will face will be more subtle and much more dangerous. This type of threat has been in some schools for years. This year, however, those who advocate this war on your children have a great boost to their activities. You see, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (aka, "ObamaCare") is going to start funneling millions of taxpayer dollars to fund this. Now that the United States Supreme Court has declared this law to be constitutional, the gloves are off and its proponents are moving full speed ahead. Like the crew and passengers of the Titanic, they are headed for sure disaster----and your children will be their casualties. |
|  Nashville Diocese sues over health law's insurance
mandate on contraceptives, morning-after pills
The Tennessean
The Diocese of Nashville and seven other local Catholic institutions filed suit against the federal government Wednesday, challenging a mandate that requires them to offer contraceptive coverage and morning-after pills as part of their employees' health insurance. The suit claims the contraceptive mandate required by the nation's health-care overhaul is "in violation of the centuries' old teachings of the Catholic Church. ... Plaintiff's genuinely held religious beliefs dictate that it is unacceptable to support, pay for, provide, and/or facilitate abortion, sterilization, or the use of contraceptives as these services are contrary to Catholic Doctrine," the suit said. |
|  Chinese gov't calls for end to forced
abortions after int'l outcry
Christian Post
Following international outcry, China's Population and Family Planning Commission issued an order to ban the use of forced abortion when enforcing its one-child policy. The directive is being hailed as a significant step forward in human rights. All Girls Allowed confirmed with the family planning office in Chongqing that the order to end forced abortions, particularly late-term abortions, and sterilization was issued on Aug. 30. The order came from the Population and Family Planning Commission in Beijing. | |
