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In the declaration, the dicastery cautions against threats to human dignity that begin at the moment of conception, that exist in the process of procreation, and that threaten humanity toward the end of life.
The letter is addressed to fellow bishops, leaders of Family Pastoral Ministry, and liturgy teams across Brazil.
The ‘Fight Like Heaven’ event will be held this Sunday, Nov. 6, ahead of the midterm vote on Proposal 3, a proposed abortion amendment. Bishop Robert Gruss of Saginaw is scheduled to lead the opening prayer at the rally.
Pro-life analysts are optimistic about legal gains at the state level if Kavanaugh is confirmed, but caution that it’s unlikely the 1973 Supreme Court decision would be reversed by a single action.
Two women are attempting to overturn a ban on prayer and public discussion of abortion near a British abortion business.
Staff turned up the radio to drown women’s cries and flushed human remains down the toilet, the former Ugandan family-planning clinic manager alleged.
Newt Gingrich tells the Register prospects are good for the move, under the new administration and Congress.
Overall, the numbers reflect more resources for pregnant women, a decline in teen pregnancies and more contraceptive use.
Father John Lankeit, Rector of Ss. Simon and Jude Cathedral in Phoenix, explains how voters are to differentiate between issues that require prudential judgement and those that are intrinsically evil, specifically regarding abortion.
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