- Pope Francis 'radically strengthening' pro life position
- Abortion a dying art in Italy?
- If amnio frightens unborn babies, what does abortion do?
- Black conservative candidate: 1,800 African American babies aborted daily
- Dad Films Preemie Son's Miraculous First Year
- Judge: Pittsburgh diocese exempt from HHS mandate
- EU agency sides with oral contraceptives
- Doctor warns of 'utilitarian' anthropology in care of elderly
- UK girl 'world's youngest' unrelated stem cell donor
 The Pope's approach radically strengthens the Church's opposition to abortion, because the Pope is saying not simply that it breaks the Fifth Commandment ("You shall not kill"), but that more fundamentally it breaks the First Commandment ("You shall not have other gods besides me") and that to disrespect life is to abandon God himself. |
 A
new report from the Italian government has revealed that the abortion
rate in the country is continuing to decline at the same time as 80-90
percent of Italian gynecologists are refusing to abort babies – the
highest number on record. |
 Immediately,
the baby knew something was in his space, that something was different.
As I held the transducer to guide the needle to a safe area away from
placenta and away from Baby, I saw Baby dart away from where we were in
the uterus and move as far away as possible to the other side of the
womb. He stopped kicking and playing. |
 A
passionate opponent of abortion who speaks both Spanish and Japanese,
Fritsch hopes to lead a very personal fight to preserve unwanted
pregnancies, beginning with the state's Black and Hispanic communities. |
 Ward
Miles Miller is a happy, pudgy 16-month-old Ohio boy who likes chasing
the family dog and slurping green smoothies. But when he was born, 15
weeks prematurely, he weighed not quite a pound and a half, and required
a host of machines to keep him alive. |
 In
yet another pro-life victory against the HHS mandate that forces
churches and religious groups to pay for birth control and drugs that
may cause abortions for their employees, a federal judge has ruled that
the Catholic Church in Pittsburgh doesn’t have to comply. |
 The
benefits of combined hormonal contraceptive pills such as Bayer's
Meliane or Yasmin in preventing unwanted pregnancies continue to
outweigh any risk of blood clots, or death for women, Europe's drugs
regulator said on Friday. |
 During
a conference for health care workers, a Swiss doctor spoke of the
world’s increasing elderly population, noting the importance of
upholding human dignity in the treatment of common diseases. |
 Victoria
Rathmill has become the world's youngest person to donate stem cells to
a non-relative, after she was found to be a match for a patient with
blood cancer. |
