- The genuine conflict being ignored in the duck dynasty debate
- Cardinal Kasper says Church will soon give Communion to divorced, remarried Catholics
- ObamaCare deadline is a milestone and marker of uncertainty
- Italian parliamentarians push back against gvmt doc mandating journalists promote ‘LGBT’ agenda
- Chile’s new socialist president Bachelet: Abortion is ‘essential’
- Report: 20 cases of child human trafficking investigated in Kentucky in four month period
- ObamaCare brochers and condoms handed out in nightclubs
The genuine conflict being ignored in the duck dynasty debate
Missing in the controversy over
A&E’s handling of its golden goose—or duck, rather—is the fact that
the real conflict here is not between Robertson and A&E; it is
between gay activists and a solid majority of Christians who believe
homosexual acts are wrong.
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Cardinal Kasper says Church will soon give Communion to divorced, remarried Catholics
Despite a recent strongly worded
clarification from Rome, confusion is continuing to be stirred up over
the Catholic Church’s practice of refusing Communion to those who are
divorced and remarried. A prominent curial cardinal, and favourite of
Pope Francis, has defied the Vatican’s doctrinal office, saying that he
expects a change.
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ObamaCare deadline is a milestone and marker of uncertainty
Today is the deadline for most
Americans to have ObamaCare insurance beginning Jan. 1, but a series of
administration fixes and delays is turning the milestone into a day that
for many Americans will underscore the uncertainty about the future of
the law.
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Italian parliamentarians push back against gvmt doc mandating journalists promote ‘LGBT’ agenda
A set of instructions for
journalists by a government department that threatens professional
sanctions and possible jail time for writing unfavorably about
homosexuality and “gay marriage,” has raised outrage among some sections
of the Italian parliament. The document is a straightforward attempt to
co-opt the entire profession into the homosexual agenda, a group of 21
Deputies has said.
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Chile’s new socialist president Bachelet: Abortion is ‘essential’
Last Sunday, Chileans elected
pro-abortion and pro-homosexual candidate Michele Bachelet to the
presidency, possibly reversing years of pro-life and pro-family course
in the history of the country.
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Report: 20 cases of child human trafficking investigated in Kentucky in four month period
A first-of-its-kind report by
Kentucky’s state health agency has found authorities in the Bluegrass
State investigated 20 allegations of human trafficking involving 25
children over only about a four month period in 2013.
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ObamaCare brochers and condoms handed out in nightclubs
Washington’s new health insurance
exchange dispatched a sign-up envoy to one of the city’s gay clubs one
recent night to get out the word about Obamacare. It envisioned men
mingling on the dance floor, a cocktail in one hand and enrollment
information in the other.
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