Missouri Cannot Block Medicaid Funding from Planned Parenthood, High Court Says
The decision was a blow to pro-life advocates in the state, who have consistently turned out pro-life legislation and court decisions in recent years.
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Missouri's Lone Abortion Facility Receives License to Operate Through 2021
A 2016 report on an inspection of the facility by the health department shows that the facility at that time was in violation of multiple state standards involving the sterilization and storing of equipment, and the proper documentation of medication and procedures.
Would-Be Satanists Again Fail to Make Case Against Missouri Abortion Law
State law requires abortion providers to distribute a booklet from the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services which includes the statement: “The life of each human being begins at conception. Abortion will terminate the life of a separate, unique, living human being.”
Catholics Protest Missouri Execution of Death Row Prisoner
The Missouri Catholic Conference noted the morning of May 19 that Barton had already spent 26 years on death row, and is now confined to a wheelchair and has a severe neurological disorder due to a traumatic brain injury.
Coronavirus Hits Missouri Retirement Home for Priests
The retirement home has continued to take multiple precautions so as not to spread the virus among the elderly.
Missouri’s Last Abortion Facility Could Be Closed After State Hearing
The Missouri Administrative Hearing Commission held the hearing months after the state refused to renew its license to perform abortions.
Missouri Attorney General Report Refers 12 Former Priests for Prosecution
Eric Schmitt's report said that Catholic dioceses have less oversight over religious priests than their secular counterparts.
As Last Mo. Abortion Facility Fights to Stay Open, Ex-Workers Cite a Wider Problem
Concerns cited by the state health department in refusing to renew the business’ license are reflective of Planned Parenthood’s habitual shortcomings in meeting medical standards, according to former employees.
Missouri: Religious Groups Now Eligible for Certain State Grants
Decision by new governor may not affect a religious-freedom case before the U.S. Supreme Court this week.
