
Wednesday, October 31, 2007
Political row as MPs reject lower abortion limit

Pro-Life Rep Asks Bush to More Aggressively Oppose China Forced Abortions

Washington, DC (LifeNews.com) -- At a meeting of the House Foreign Affairs Committee last week, a leading pro-life Congressman asked Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice if the Bush administration would more aggressively oppose forced abortions in China. Rice confirmed the president would continue to oppose the Asian nation's brutal policy.
How to live after abortion

Imprisoned Cuban Pro-Life Activist Wins US Presidential Medal of Freedom

Prominently named on the list of eight is Dr. Oscar Elias Biscet, who is currently serving a 25 year prison sentence for pro-life activities and peaceful demonstrations against the Communist regime in Cuba.
Tuesday, October 30, 2007
Why rights must start in the womb

Abortion is now offered as some sort of humanitarian solution to practical problems, and on that basis has been deemed morally justifiable and more and more acceptable. References to women's rights aim to convince people it's some sort of entitlement.
Missouri Governor Creates Task Force to Probe How Abortion Hurts Women

Second New Poll Shows Majority of Americans are Pro-Life on Abortion

Washington, DC (LifeNews.com) -- A second poll in as many weeks is showing that a majority of Americans are pro-life when it comes to abortion. Last week, a CBS News survey showed over half of the public opposes most or all abortions and now a new poll from Bloomberg News and the Los Angeles Times has found the same thing.
Monday, October 29, 2007
Gay Enclaves Face Prospect of Being Passé

Australia risks 'London-type bombing'

Fadi Rahman, who runs one of Sydney's biggest youth centres at Lidcombe in the city's west, said overseas Islamic elements were attempting to radicalise Muslim youth with their hardline ideologies.
Miller (insincerely) Apologizes To Catholic League
Shock at teacher's alleged comments
Surgeons perform in-womb lung surgery

BONN, Germany, Oct. 29 German physicians, for the first time, have successfully performed surgery in the womb of a woman who suffered premature rupture of her fetal membrane.
India:Govt to monitor pregnancies, abortions

The ministries behind the move think it will help them stop exploitation of the girl child and correct India’s heavily skewed sex ratio.
UK: MPs back lower time limit for abortions
The results indicate that legislation to be introduced in next week's Queen's Speech could be used as a vehicle for the first major change in the law for 17 years.
Yad Vashem to showcase Muslims who saved Jews from Nazis
The exhibition, which opens on Thursday, focuses on more than a dozen of the scores of Muslim Albanians previously recognized as "Righteous Among the Nations" - the Holocaust center's highest honor - for risking their lives to save Jews during World War II.
Construction exec's home target of abortion protests

The adoption vs. abortion myth

“They are going to take away our rights and possibly imprison us”

MPs want clearer rules on abortion of the disabled

An inquiry will call for a clearer definition of disability, amid claims that growing numbers of foetuses are being aborted for conditions that can be cured.
Warning For Girls As Male Preference Takes Effect

Catholic group defends using pressure to bar gay speaker

Sunday, October 28, 2007
FOX News Poll: Half of Voters Eye Candidates' Abortion Stance

A FOX News poll released Friday shows that 45 percent of Americans need to know a candidate’s position on abortion before they vote, while 53 percent say it is not something they need to know.
Tweens just need more supervision

U.S. Bishops Prepare Document on Politics

The proposed statement focuses on the bishops' role in helping to form consciences in political life.
The Pharisee and the Publican

The Pharisee represents the conservative who feels himself in line with God and man, and looks with contempt on his neighbor. The publican is the person who has committed an error, but he recognizes it and humbly asks God for forgiveness. (...)
Cardinal Urges Faithful to See "Bella"

Australian Bishops Offer Election Guidelines

Mom: Don’t be so quick to disregard Downs child

Most parents who find out their baby will be born with the condition choose to have an abortion, but they frequently act with inadequate and biased information, Renate Lindeman of the Nova Scotia Down Syndrome Society said Saturday.
What next for Britain's abortion law?

Opponents of the legislation say the scale of abortion is reason enough to introduce substantial restrictions.
Saturday, October 27, 2007
A calamity for women...just as the doctor predicted

This is not because they are squeamish or prudish.
It is because if people knew what abortion really looked like, it would destroy their pretence that it is a civilised answer to the problem of what to do about unwanted babies.
Another Canada College Denies Pro-Life Student Group Official Status

200,000 reasons why we can't let the L'Oreal generation have it all

That only she can make decisions about her health and her lifestyle, and to suggest otherwise is to be oppressive.
The doctors who committed these offences are still working. The governing body that disciplined them decided they shouldn't lose their medical licence
Padre Pio's claims of stigmata - was he a saint or faker?

Pilgrims flocked to the monastery where Pio once lived in a simple cell in Italy's deep south, and his reputation seemed assured for ever when he was canonised by the most popular Pope of all time, John Paul II.
Enough, already! Vatican official says Templars book nothing new

But after seeing exaggerated press reports for two weeks, Bishop Sergio Pagano apparently had had enough.
Are you a tokophobic? The women who are too terrified to give birth

Her pregnant friend, whose house she was visiting, watched bemused as Rachel stood up and dashed for the door.
"I had to get out of the room," says Rachel. "I'd turned the page and seen a photograph of a woman giving birth. It was disgusting.
Ontario Family Coalition Party Urged to Give Life Issues Much Higher Emphasis

Little girls led astray

A middle school in Portland is about to make the contraceptive Pill available to girls as young as 11.
More than this, not only will these children's parents not be asked for their permission, they will not even be informed.
Friday, October 26, 2007
Safe, legal, and very common - the Abortion Epidemic

Ignoring the most important right of all

British MPs May Vote on Cutting Abortion Limits, Pro-Life Group Worried

Pro-Life Students Heckled During Abortion Protest Day, Michigan Sees Issues

Sixty Pro-Life Groups Ask Congress to Block Funding Planned Parenthood

National, State Polls Show Support for Pro-Abortion Rudy Giuliani Dropping

Thursday, October 25, 2007
Muslim Students refuse to learn about alcohol and sexually transmitted diseases.

Two Murders of Pregnant Canadian Woman Renew Calls for Unborn Victims' Legislation

Poor Planned Parenthood?

Canadian citizens with Down syndrome face extinction.

Unfortunately, this is no exaggeration. Statistics show that well over 90% of pregnancies are terminated if the fetus is diagnosed with Downsyndrome. Women who receive a prenatal diagnosis often receive biased or no counseling, and incomplete information.
Father Raymond J. de Souza: It's time to break the law's silence

On Tuesday, a 17-year-old man was sentenced to six years in prison and four years probation for killing Roxanne Fernando in Winnipeg last February. It is the maximum possible youth sentence for murder.
Roxanne was pregnant at the time of her killing. Indeed, she was murdered because she chose to remain pregnant. The Winnipeg court was told that she was killed because she refused to have an abortion. It is not clear whether her killer was the baby’s father, or acting on behalf of someone else. There are two other men still to face trial.
A New Weapon in Fight for the Unborn

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