additional news a lesbian who attempted forced insemination could be charged with attempted rape, yor bro ken asked a germane follow-up question: Technically speaking, there are different classifications of rape. “Insertion” is not limited to a male body part but can be any object. So how is the adult abortionist’s vaginal insertion of any instrument […]
“Pro-choice” 150 years ago… What’s the difference? [HT: Facebook group
President Obama announced plans March 6 to begin taxpayer funding of human embryo experimentation, bad enough. The question remains, however, whether Obama will also lift the ban against creating embryos specifically for research, rather than relying on “leftover” embryos in fertility clinics. Some researchers want unfettered access to human embryo creation and destruction. From the […]
President Obama has just reversed policy in place since 1991 banning photographs of caskets of American soldiers killed in war. My immediate response was anger. But is the rationale for this any different than that of pro-lifers wanting photos of aborted babies shown? Wrote the
Last month CatholicVote.org to run during the Super Bowl because of its “political advocacy”: Now CNN has also rejected the ad, which CatholicVote.org wanted to air on its station during President Obama’s first State of the Union address later this month, stating…
Catholic writer Deal Hudson posted this intriguing quote on Facebook: There are two things that have no limit, femininity and the power of taking advantageof it. Thoughts?
RH Reality Check are proposing US law be relaxed for RU-486 abortions. Currently, mothers must be assessed and given the medication regimen (mifepristone, i.e., RU-486, to kill the baby and misoprostol, i.e., Cytotec, to expel the baby) at a dr’s office or abortion clinic and must return for assessment to ensure the abortion was complete. […]
Two questions: What stands out in your mind as the biggest pro-life story of 2008? Who would you nominate as Pro-Lifer of the Year for 2008? I’ll run a poll after getting suggestions. [Graphic courtesy of
Jill Stanek is a nurse turned speaker, columnist and blogger, a national figure in the effort to protect both preborn and postborn innocent human life.
