Pro-Life
3 stories of life and death in the morning news
How do we treat life? It depends on whether you’re a rodent or a human being.
Read MoreYouth flock to the March for Life
It has been noted that youth indeed continue to comprise the lion’s share of March for Life attendance, echoing the trend of the pro-life movement overall. And the pro-life group at the Des Moines- area diocesan school is living proof.
Read MoreCatholic university punishes pro choice student for exercising free speech
In a shocking abrogation of the First Amendment, Depaul University is sanctioning a student who posted sensitive information on a pro choice website. The student was chairman of a campus organization called “Young Students for Choice.”
Read MoreUnpacking from the March for Life
The 2013 March for life has been over for almost a month now, but I feel like I am still unpacking my bag. It’s not the typical unpacking of your toothbrush and PJ’s, but rather the unpacking spiritually, emotionally, and even physically. The same questions pop through my mind every year before the trip: Why do we go? Is it worth it? Are we making a difference?
Read MoreIowa Board of Medicine lets public down with their support of Planned Parenthood
Planned Parenthood of the Heartland’s letter by Jill June accuses Gov. Branstad of bias with the Iowa Board of Medicine. But Iowa’s Board of Medicine has long revealed its bias by turning a blind eye towards Planned Parenthood’s dangerous abortion experiments on Iowa women.
Read MoreWill Obamacare usher in an era of back alley births?
Joy was a sick little girl. Only 14 weeks old since her conception, she was diagnosed with hydroencephaly. That meant her brain wouldn’t develop properly; that it would fill with fluid; that her chance of surviving to birth was bleak; and that if she actually was born, she had minimal chance for any kind of normal life. Her life and death are immediately relevant as Obamacare begins to impose its will on medical decisions.
Read MorePsychologists finally acknowledge “moral injuries”
Returning servicemen are battling an intractable malady. Psychologists call them “moral injuries.” They are baffled as to how to treat them.
Read MoreThe toll from human abortion marches relentlessly on …
An energized “stream of humanity”
With throngs of teens in large groups on the four buses traveling with Iowans for LIFE to Washington D.C. for the March for Life, and with the hundreds of thousands at the March, comprised of large groups, dioceses and parishes from across the nation and beyond, why would one middle-aged man get on a bus from Iowa to go by himself?
Read MoreWhy does the mainstream media fear the March for Life?
The media knows that they have the power to accelerate the cause of human rights if they were to devote as much coverage to the March for Life as they did to, let’s say, the Occupy Wall Street nut cases. That is their fear. That is why they ignore the March for Life.
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