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Our Cultural War on Nature
By Judie Brown Years ago, before affirming life became a political question, it was a way for women to emulate the virtues of the Blessed Mother. That is not to say that women were free of moral challenges, but they did not have the likes of Betty Friedan yacking about what it means to be a woman. For those who cannot recall, it was Friedan who wrote in 1963: “Chosen motherhood is the real...
Pregnancy may change mom’s brain for good
Time in the womb is obviously important for the development of the fetal brain. But pregnancy is also a time for changes in Mom’s brain — changes that may prepare women to become better mothers. In fact, recent research is revealing that fetuses have more...
Emanoel and Jesus
In Brazil abortion is not part of the cultural framework, and abortion laws are very restrictive in the country. As a result when children are born with abnormalities, even very extreme abnormalities, we have women and families who warmly welcome these new lives...
Mark Steyn: An upside-down family tree
Our lesson for today comes from the Gospel according to Luke. No, no, not the manger, the shepherds, the wise men, any of that stuff, but the other birth: “But the angel said unto him, Fear not, Zacharias: for thy prayer is heard; and thy wife Elisabeth shall...
Reflections on 2011
To say that 2011 has been a watershed year in the battle against Planned Parenthood is an understatement. This has been a year that has seen the effort to close down Planned Parenthood escalate to new and successful heights. But, don’t take my word for...
Planned Parenthood in York says new regulations could lead it to stop providing abortions
Planned Parenthood of York County might stop providing abortions if it can’t find a way to comply with a new law that changes how the clinics in Pennsylvania would be regulated, CEO Suellen Craig said. Gov. Tom Corbett Thursday signed into law a bill that makes...
Betrayal Trauma (Part 5)
Betrayal Blindness is the unawareness, not-knowing, and forgetting exhibited by people towards betrayal.