- Don't forget the children of divorce
- Bishops Gather in Rome to Discuss Marriage and the Family
- American Academy of Pediatrics Favors Drugs and Risky Behavior Over Abstinence
- Dutch euthanasia patients triples in a year as doctors say it is 'out of control'
- This banquet hall was sued for refusing to host same-sex ‘weddings’ – and won
- Pro-life exhibit in Madrid vandalized for third time
- U.S. appeals court lets Texas enforce abortion clinic rules
 The
discussion preceding the synod of bishops on the family has ignored the
most vulnerable party in divorces and remarriages: children. In so
doing, it mirrors the discussion of sex and marriage in western culture
more broadly, which focuses on the gratification of the desires of
adults—however legitimate—while paying no attention to the needs of
children. |
 Europeans
have a contradictory view of marriage and the family: on the one hand
cohabitation is on the rise, and on the other is a yearning for
long-lasting relationships. |
 The American Academy of Pediatrics’ updated policy on teen pregnancy prevention makes no sense. |
 The
number of mentally-ill patients killed by euthanasia in Holland has
tripled in the space of a year, new figures have revealed. In 2013, a
total of 42 people with 'severe psychiatric problems' were killed by
lethal injection compared to 14 in 2012. |
 A
Christian business owner in Pennsylvania has won a rare court victory
after refusing to host a same-sex “wedding” at his banquet hall. |
|
A
barricade of trash blocking the entrance to the Expo Vida exhibit in
Spain marks the third time that the pro-life exhibit, organized by Right
to Life Madrid, has been vandalized since it opened in April.
|
|
A
federal appeals court ruled on Thursday that Texas could begin
enforcing restrictions on abortion clinics that critics of the new rules
say will force all but seven of the facilities in the state to shut
down.
|
