- Wis. Senate committee OKs pro-life license plates
- Reject pornography to protect families
- Texas down to 6 abortion mills by end of summer
- Belgium’s King Phillippe signs child euthanasia bill into law
- Lawsuit challenges Arizona's limits on use of abortion drug
- CPAC Under Fire for Not Having Any Panels on Pro-Life Issues
A bill to create a Wisconsin license plate displaying the words "Choose Life" has made it through committee.
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Bishop
Paul Loverde of Arlington, Va., has urged fathers to protect themselves
and their children from pornography’s “relentless assault,” stressing
the need for everyone to cultivate Jesus Christ’s “purity of heart.”
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Tough state restrictions will likely have the state down to its final six abortion clinics by September.
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Yesterday,
the Belgian king signed into law a controversial bill allowing for the
euthanasia of children. While it seemed unlikely that King Phillippe
would do anything but sign the bill, there was worldwide controversy
surrounding the law, including harsh condemnation from the American
Academy of Pediatrics, which rightfully said that this law makes
children expendable.
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Two
women's healthcare providers have filed a federal lawsuit in Arizona to
block new regulations that would limit the use of the most popular
abortion-inducing drug in the state, officials disclosed on Wednesday.
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The
conservative political conference known as CPAC is under fire from
pro-life advocates today for not having any panels on pro-life issues
during its multi-day agenda.
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