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Political Stability in Europe? Hello Italy!

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Planned Parenthood’s ‘Lack of Resources’ Endangers Women While Organization Spends Millions on Abortion Activism

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A Beautiful Outside

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Murders in Kansas; Marked for Life

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Media Get the Pro-Life Movement All Wrong

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NEWSworthy: Florida Defeats Pro-abortion Constitutional Amendment

  Floridians defeated a pro-abortion constitutional amendment that would have opened the door for killing preborn babies through all nine months of pregnancy. Tuesday’s vote also stood out as a positive sign of hope for the pro-life movement, which had suffered a handful of...
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What a dialogue about abortion should look like

  A version of the following was printed in The Dove, a publication of Regis High School, where Raymond Sullivan is a senior. It’s election season: the time of year when candidates for office across the country come together to debate their opponents and explain their...
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An Irish Take on the US Election

  The US presidential election galvanised Ireland almost as much as America. That wasn’t just because of familial ties between the countries or the fact that Ireland’s current prosperity is in no small part due to American corporate behemoths located here, but because the...
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Homily for Epiphany

  At the time of our Lord’s birth, Jews were present in most major cities throughout the known world. This was called the “Diaspora,” which the story of Pentecost refers to in the Book of Acts (2:1-11), where we read that, “Staying in Jerusalem were devout Jews of every...
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