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The Right to Lie
By Judie Brown In 2005, the beloved Pope Benedict XVI wrote: “Only if I serve my neighbor can my eyes be opened to what God does for me and how much He loves me.” These few words offer profound insight into the moral difficulty faced when anyone, let alone national leaders, defies truth, denies the vulnerable, and capitulates to the siren song of the evil one. I am speaking of the current...
‘Kids in the Way’ at Human Rights Event in D.C. Jan 22
Washington, D.C. (12 January 2010) – American Life League’s Rock for Life project will host a free concert with Kids in the Way, Friday, Jan. 22 at the Washington Court Hotel, in the Grand Ballroom.The show will top American Life League’s Training and...
Population Facts and Myths
Population facts and myths – a series of 9 electronic fact sheets countering media misinformation about population issues. Notice on rights of distribution:************************* Published on the Internet by the National Association of Catholic...
ALL on Nevada Personhood: Judge Stymies Will of the People
Washington, D.C. (12 January 2010) – Judie Brown, president of American Life League, commented on the recent ruling in Nevada by Judge James Russell that the 14-word “human personhood” amendment, recognizing every human being as a person, did not meet the...
How Doctors’ Freedom To Act Fast Saved My Life
This is a true story. In May 2001, sudden frightening dramatic symptoms prompted me to seek immediate medical consultation and treatment.
Sex Education – How to Fight
Know the school education laws in your state. Know what is mandatory and what is not. If you do not know the laws, write to your state department of education and ask for a copy of all laws dealing with sex education, AIDS education, family life education and human...
Birth Control – Complications
EXPAND ALL Head/Brain Cerebral hemorrhage (bleeding into the cranial cavity) 7,8Cerebral thrombosis (blood clot that drains blood from the brain) 7,8Melasma, which may persist (skin discoloration; usually dark, irregular...