Massachusetts Panel Says Child-Abuse Laws Should Protect Transgender Kids From Parents
The Massachusetts Commission on LGBTQ Youth cited a purported rise in transphobia as a reason to amend the state’s child-abuse laws.
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Massachusetts Democrat Official Faces Backlash for Comments About Children With Disabilities and Abortion
Michael Hugo, who serves as the chairman for the Framingham Democratic Committee and as the director of policy and government relations for the Massachusetts Association of Health Boards, made these comments while voicing his opposition to pro-life pregnancy centers.
Federal Judge Dismisses Parents’ Lawsuit In Massachusetts Gender-Identity Case
The U.S. District Court judge said Dec. 14 that the school officials’ behavior was ‘disconcerting,’ but didn’t ‘shock the conscience.’
Assisted Suicide Is not a Constitutional Right, Massachusetts Court Says
This week’s decision surprises some, and sets up a political clash in 2023.
Does Affirming a Student’s Transgender Identity Constitute Mental-Health Counseling?
In a case that could have national implications, answering that question may help determine parents’ lawsuit in Massachusetts against public-school officials over ‘gender transitioning.’
The Light of St. Anne Shines Brightly
Beloved Edifice Includes Largest Catholic Indoor Votive Shrine in Southern New England
Mass. Pro-Life Pregnancy Centers Attacked Hours After State Attorney General’s Warning
Nationally, 35 pregnancy centers have been damaged by vandalism since May 2.
Massachusetts Top Court Considers Challenge to Ban on Assisted Suicide
Both Granik and Chris Schandevel, who argued before the court on behalf of Euthanasia Prevention Coalition USA, stressed the state’s interest in the human life of its citizens.
Devoted to the Carpenter of Nazareth: A Visit to St. Joseph Basilica
Travel to Webster, Massachusetts, to pray at a beautiful church dedicated to the earthly father of Jesus.
Massachusetts Advocates: Assisted Suicide Disproportionately Threatens the Poor, Disabled, and Minorities
According to palliative care physician Dr. Laura Petrillo, the legislation is “not appropriate for Massachusetts.”
