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International singing phenomenon Susan Boyle has revealed in a new autobiography that doctors had told her mother to abort her, because they thought the pregnancy was risky. Full Story |  |
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"When a person has publicly espoused and cooperated in gravely sinful acts," said the archbishop, "leading many into confusion and error about fundamental questions of respect for human life and the integrity of marriage and the family, his repentance of such actions must also be public." Full Story |
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"Unfortunately, sometimes we expend so much energy trying to fight evil in the physical realm, forgetting also to focus attention on the spiritual realm where everything is being manipulated," said Fr. Akpan, a Senior Chaplain in the Nigerian Army. Full Story |
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"I am frightened by what is happening in certain countries, particularly in western Europe, where it is necessary to ban crosses in schools, and erase religion from public life in the name of human rights," Patriarch Kirill said. Full Story |
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| | | | Although Rousseff's signed pledge may placate some, its carefully nuanced wording is likely to raise even more questions. Her statement does not promise to oppose pro-abortion and anti-family measures, confining itself to an assurance that Rousseff will not propose such changes herself. Full Story | | In the case of the Xákmok Kásek Indigenous Community vs. Paraguay, the Court found that Paraguay was responsible for the deaths of various indigenous listed by the plaintiffs, but omitted any decision on two unborn children. Full Story | |
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| | | | A federal judge in Florida has ruled that the lawsuit led by 20 U.S. states against the new national health care reform may proceed to trial, over the objections of the federal government. Full Story | | The Ohio Elections Commission ruled that there was "probable cause" to believe that ads accusing a pro-life Democrat of voting for taxpayer-funded abortion in the new health care law were intentionally misleading. Full Story | |
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| | | | Legalizing same-sex "marriage" in New York will be a number one priority in his administration, said Democrat gubernatorial candidate Andrew Cuomo to homosexual activists Wednesday. Full Story | | Despite photographic and video evidence, formal complaints by six soldiers, and numerous witnesses interviewed by R7, the Brazilian military denies that evidence implicating the colonel exists. Full Story | |
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| | | | The court ruled today that the mammoth 107-count criminal case against Planned Parenthood of Kansas and Mid-Missouri may move forward. "This is a huge victory for the cause of life," said Operation Rescue President Troy Newman. Full Story | | "Pornography is a silent epidemic in America," said Dr. Peter Kleponis, a Catholic psychotherapist who spoke on the dangers of pornography before a full house at Franciscan University of Steubenville on Thursday, September 30. Full Story | |
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| | | | The talk, called "Echoes of the Holocaust," will be delivered by Jose Ruba of the Canadian Centre for Bio-ethical Reform. He will examine the similarities between abortion and past injustices such as the Rwandan and Cambodian Genocides and the Holocaust. Full Story | | It would be easy to blame the university, the police, or "those who promote a radically liberal agenda" for the arrests, said Rev. Lobo, the brother of arrestee Ruth Lobo, "but you and I are part of the problem, because we have put up with too much for too long." Full Story | |
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