On Monks and Mothers and the Mystery of Life
If we reject the truth that sex is about babies, then it is not likely that we shall survive, or that we deserve to.
Results from Tag: 'contraception'
Pharmacists Find Challenges and Rewards for Taking a Pro-Life Stand
Not selling contraceptives is the conviction of pro-life pharmacists the Register recently interviewed.
On Day 3 of Hearings, Senators Grill Amy Coney Barrett on Contraception
Sen. Chris Coons set the tone for the day by asking Barrett if she agreed with Justice Antonin Scalia’s opinion that Griswold v. Connecticut was “wrongly decided.”
More Contraception Means More Abortions, Not Fewer
While contraception and abortion are in theory different, in real life they lead to and reinforce each other.
Bayer to Pay $1.6 Billion in Essure Contraception Injury Settlement
Approximately 39,000 women filed claims saying they were injured by the device, which is a metal coil that is inserted in a fallopian tube.
The Archbishop of Paris is Right: Humanae Vitae is Prophetic
Fertility is biological, but it is not just biological.
Judge Strikes Down HHS Rule on ‘Abortion Surcharge’ in Health Plan Exchanges
Pro-life advocates have called for greater transparency in order to prevent a “hidden abortion surcharge” which many enrollees may be unaware of when choosing a plan.
Biden Plans to End Contraception Exemption for Little Sisters
The court’s decision only found in favor of the executive action excusing the sisters and others with conscience objections – action that could be revoked or reversed by a subsequent administration.
3 Important Takeaways from the Little Sisters’ Victory
These arguments are offered to help Catholics, pro-lifers and people of good will defend the Supreme Court ruling against a shower of opposition in coming months.
Chinese Authorities Force Contraception on Uyghurs in ‘Slow Genocide’
The news comes as anywhere from 900,000 to 1.8 million Uyghurs are now estimated to be in the system of more than 1,300 detention camps set up by Chinese authorities, ostensibly for “re-education” purposes.
