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The Worst of Times

  Aha, caught in the act! But, then, for the New York Times the act never ends—defending abortion as a high and holy pursuit irrespective of anything else going on, such as the eradication of Down syndrome through eradication of future Down syndrome babies. You always hope...
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Avail: Helping Women Choose Life (via nationalreview.com)

“Women’s empowerment is very much in the air here.” —Kathryn Jean Lopez, nationalreview.com
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“Cecile Richards is Right”—(no, not really . . .)

Kathryn J. Lopez tells it like it is in this brilliant and to-the-point NRO column
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6th Video Out

Human Capital: Episode 2
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Maffucci article about Vitae Foundation applauded

Read about their important research here:   In her article Marffucci’s conclusion is the best news of all. “The Vitae Foundation is one of many effective and varied pro-life organizations working to turn the tide after Roe, with undeniable results. Last November, the CDC...
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Human Life Review

CHOICE AND MORALITY

Abortion activists and supporters—which is to say, most of the Democratic Party and the entirety of the liberal intelligentsia—like to frame abortion as a liberty issue. You know—choice; as with music and toothpaste. The Planned Parenthood imbroglio of recent weeks helps dispel...
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Breaking News: Planned Parenthood’s Undercover Sale of Aborted Body Parts Exposed

Shocking Undercover Video Showing Planned Parenthood Earning Profits from Sale of Aborted Baby Parts Does this explain PP’s aversion to the 20-week ban? Better-developed baby organs for their profits? We’ll help you stay on top of this topic today . . .      
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Dignity, Dystopia and the Meaning of Marriage

Prologue: A while ago I had the pleasure of taking one of our younger family members to a party at the home of a girl she knew from school. I had some notice that the girl’s family was not a “traditional family structure” as we, with our orthodox Christian sensibilities, would...
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