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Category Archives: Pro-Life Politics
House Passes HR 358, the “Let Women Die” Act of 2011
Please click on the link to read about the legislation that the Republicans hold more important than addressing the economic and unemployment crises that this country faces. House Passes HR 358, the “Let Women Die” Act of 2011 | Common … Continue reading
Me and My Church
What follows is a response to an earlier post, called The Paradox of Pro-Life Church Teachings . It comes from my sister, whom I invited to be a guest blogger. I suspect her experience is not uncommon, and I would … Continue reading
The Paradox of Pro-Life Church Teachings
Just recently, it was revealed that St. Joseph’s Catholic Hospital in Phoenix, Arizona, made the difficult decision in November, 2009, to terminate the 11-week pregnancy of mother of four in order to save her life. Apparently, since that time, Bishop Thomas Olmstead, of the Phoenix diocese, has conducted nothing short of a holy war against the hospital. Continue reading
Boxelders and Blackberries 