| | | The Cardinal's Criteria Fall into Question By Judie Brown
When a prince of the Catholic Church creates two opposing sets of criteria regarding those with whom he will dine, something may be amiss. That's what Cardinal Dolan did last night when he dined with Obama. Read Judie Brown's commentary to learn more about the cardinal's double standard.
[ Click here to read more. ] | | | | | | | HEADLINES |  |  Planned Parenthood flooded with calls to schedule 'imaginary mammograms' after Obama gaffe
LifeSiteNews
The day before hundreds of pro-life activists prepared to flood Planned Parenthood's offices with requests to schedule a mammogram, the organization issued a statement admitting that they do not offer the cancer screening procedure at any of their facilities. The calls were part of "Call Planned Parenthood to Schedule Your Imaginary Mammogram Day"----an event organized by pro-life activists in response to President Obama's statement during the presidential debate Tuesday that the abortion organization offers mammograms. Planned Parenthood's Senior Director of Medical Services, Dr. Deborah Nucatola, admitted in a statement that her organization does not perform, and only refers for mammograms. However, she touted the fact that Planned Parenthood does perform "clinical breast exams"----the same breast exam that a woman can do on herself at home. |
|  This Saturday: Nationwide rally against the HHS mandate
Live Action News
Stand Up for Religious Freedom has planned a third nationwide rally to take place this Saturday for citizens to peacefully protest how the HHS mandate encroaches upon freedom of religion. Two previous events, held in March and June, saw over 300 rallies across the United States with over 125,000 people participating. A list of locations for Saturday's event can be found here. Most of the rallies start at noon (local time), but check the list, as some start earlier or later. Here is what you can expect if you attend a rally. |
|  Good news on HPV vaccine?
World Net Daily
The Centers for Disease Control reported the "good news" this week that adolescent girls who get the human papillomavirus vaccine (HPV) are no more likely to engage in sexual activity than those who do not get the vaccine.I would suggest they might even be less likely to become promiscuous. Because some of them will die and get seriously ill as a result of the vaccine. Here are the facts you should know when your child's school, your state, your county health department or your doctor recommends you inoculate your daughter or son with the HPV shot. |
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