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Monthly Archives: March 2012
Thanks for Your Support — 17 Countries This Month!
The internet is such an extraordinary tool! While I’m still learning how to run a website, I read an encouraging report from wordpress.com yesterday. In the past month alone since February 25, the website has been read by people in all of the … Continue reading
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October Baby: A Movie Review
Here’s a movie review of October Baby that I posted today: Jaded movie critics will ridicule October Baby as implausible — Andrew O’Hehir of Salon.com already has. What about it fails O’Hehir’s smell test: The failed abortion? The daughter’s search? The biological mother’s response? But counselors … Continue reading
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Yesterday’s Religious Freedom Rallies: Throw Out Those Stereotypes! Look at These Video Clips!
The reports from yesterday’s religious freedom rallies are remarkable in many ways. In Orlando, I stood next to a Jewish rabbi as we joined hundreds in listening to a black minister deliver the opening invocation. A choir of young black schoolchildren led us in singing God … Continue reading
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Tagged contraception, contraception mandate, Dr. Alveda King, Franciscan Friars of the Renewal, HHS madate, HHS mandate, Pastor Bill Devlin, Rabbi Yehuda Levin, religious liberty, Rep. Sandy Adams, United States Constitution
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First Things First: Pray to End the HHS Mandate
By Ray Noble Americans are focused right now on paying bills, finding jobs and getting their taxes filed. We also get mad about “those incompetents in Washington” and worry about the debt and the deficit. Oh yes… Iran and Afghanistan look bad, too. What … Continue reading
Posted in abortifacients, birth control, contraception, contraception mandate, Deus et Patria, First Amendment, freedom of religion, Health and Human Services mandate, prayer, religious liberty, Uncategorized
Tagged birth control, Catholic Bishops, contraception mandate, prayer, religious liberty, United States Constitution
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Marginalization of Religious Liberty: Mary Ann Glendon Sounds the Warning
Prof. Mary Ann Glendon is the Learned Hand Professor at Harvard University Law School. In the following article from the current America Magazine, Professor Glendon examines ongoing and unprecedented government assaults on religious liberty. At the federal level, these include the NLRB’s recent, unsuccessful challenge to the right … Continue reading
THE LEFT’S WAR ON RELIGIOUS LIBERTY IS BACKFIRING
Last week, Democrats were ecstatic! According to them, women would boot Republican Senator Scott Brown of Massachusetts out of office! The reason: he had opposed the Obama Administration’s assault on religious liberty. He wanted to let some employers opt out of providing health insurance … Continue reading
FROM THE FISCAL TIMES: THE HHS MANDATE WOULD DEVASTATE THE POOR BY FORCING CATHOLIC HOSPITALS TO CLOSE
Edward Morrissey of The Fiscal Times analyzes the HHS mandate’s effect on the poor and on underserved rural areas by forcing Catholic hospitals to close: http://www.thefiscaltimes.com/Columns/2012/03/01/Obama-Risks-$100-Billion-if-Catholic-Hospitals-Close.aspx#page1 If you like this article, please click on the FOLLOW BY EMAIL button on … Continue reading
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Rally for Religious Freedom Across America
In major cities across America there will be a noon-time rally on March 23 against the government’s demand for people to reject their consciences. People of widely divergent religious beliefs (even including amicus briefs by Hindus, Sikhs, animists, Hara Krishnas etc. as well … Continue reading
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Masterful Confrontation: The Unprecedented Threat to Religious Liberty
The Jesuits’ America Magazine (which still calls itself “the national Catholic weekly”) published an editorial http://www.americamagazine.org/content/article.cfm?article_id=13277 chiding the bishops. Bishop Lori’s reply follows. Responding to the gravest threat to religious liberty in American history, this statement may long be remembered for its urgency, boldness and … Continue reading