- Billionaire political donor wants GOP to go gay
- Harold Shipman: Euthanasia without request or consent
- Father-Son Duo Celebrates 37 Years of Inspiring Teamwork With Final Boston Marathon
- Devout Catholics Have Better Sex, Study Says
- Cardinal Dolan blesses pregnant mothers, unborn babies
- Huge crowd prays Good Friday rosary at AZ Planned Parenthood
- 'Exit International' euthanasia members accused of possessing suicide drug
- Penn. suit challenging gay 'marriage' ban up for decision
Billionaire
Republican donor Paul Singer, long known for opposing legislation that
increases the regulatory burden on American businesses, has brought
together a bipartisan coalition that aims to move the GOP to push
homosexual “rights.”
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The
Press Association reports that a recent two-part documentary marking
ten years since the suicide of serial killer Dr. Harold Shipman refers
to his actions as “euthanasia.”
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In
1962, Dick and Judy Hoyt welcomed their son, Rick, into an unsuspecting
world -- a world that would forever be changed by their presence and
sacrifice. Because of complications with his birth, Rick was diagnosed
as a spastic quadriplegic with cerebral palsy.
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Devout,
married Catholics have the best sex of any demographic group, the
Family Research Council said at an event Wednesday, pointing to a
collection of studies from the last several decades.
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Cardinal
Timothy M. Dolan of New York blessed 30 expectant mothers and their
unborn children in a recent Mass at St. Patrick’s Cathedral, offering a
message of hope and love.
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Carrying
rosaries, pushing babies in strollers and bearing images of the Blessed
Virgin Mary, Catholics from throughout the Diocese of Phoenix gathered
in front of a Planned Parenthood clinic in a Glendale neighborhood Good
Friday.
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Members
of the voluntary euthanasia group Exit International have been targeted
by police in Western Australia over the drug Nembutal.
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Attorneys
representing 11 couples who are challenging the state ban on gay
"marriage" on Monday filed a motion asking a federal judge to decide the
case rather than wait for a trial.
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