- Catholic father starts online petition in support of life, openness
- Breaking: Pope raises issues of abortion, religious freedom in meeting with Obama
- Why miscarriage matters when you're pro life
- On Being an Abortion Doula
- Morning-after pills to carry warnings for heavier women
- Michigan roils in gay 'marriage' confusion
In
light of the upcoming synod on the family, you no doubt have heard from
many people who would like to see a change in the Church’s teachings on
family planning. Lest you think there is only one opinion on the
matter, we present you with the following petition, signed by supporters
and married couples who have embraced the Church’s teachings with great
joy.
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In
their first face-to-face meeting, Pope Francis reiterated the Catholic
Church's concerns with President Barack Obama's policies on abortion,
conscience rights, and freedom of religion.
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"An
aborted baby deserves to be grieved. A miscarried one deserves to be
gotten over. And quickly. An aborted baby could have been the next
Einstein or Bach or Mother Theresa. A miscarried baby was probably
damaged goods. An aborted baby was killed against God's design. A
miscarried baby fulfilled God's plans."
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“She
was chit-chatty at first,” began "full-spectrum" doula Annie Robinson,
describing one of her first clients. “She didn't seem anxious, didn't
seem like she particularly had much to say. And then, the [abortion]
procedure began and I stood beside her…"
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Health
Canada said in a statement on Wednesday that it has asked companies to
add new warnings to packages advising women that the abortion drug, also
known as the morning-after pill, is less effective in women who weigh
between 165 and 176 pounds.
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The see-saw has tipped again in Michigan’s volatile same-sex marriage brouhaha.
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