Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDS
After last week’s presidential debate, women proved that they intend to vote with more than their reproductive organs as Gov. Romney’s expertise on economic matters impressed women so much it erased the entire 18-point “gender gap” the President has enjoyed throughout the campaign.
KF writes: “I heard through a Catholic friend about a kind of therapy to help my chronic back problems, but it started to talk about aligning fluids and stuff and am wondering if this method is part of the new age or not. Any info would be appreciated.”
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This year’s Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine has gone to a pair of scientists who developed a technique known as cellular reprogramming, which enables scientists to create human embryonic stem cells without destroying human life.
In an effort to bolster their case for forcing taxpayers to provide free birth control to women, the White House is touting a new study that says birth control lowers both abortion and teen pregnancy rates, even though these results directly conflict with a host of larger studies.
Susan G. Komen for the Cure is continuing to experience fallout from their decision to continue to provide grants to Planned Parenthood, with the Archdiocese of Atlanta now asking its parishes, schools and other organizations to cut ties with the charity.
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A woman who was left in a coma after a horrific car accident awoke to find out she was four-weeks pregnant, and when doctors suggested she have an abortion, she refused, giving birth months later to a healthy baby boy.
Pope Benedict XVI chose October 7, the Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary, to open the 25th Synod of Bishops in Rome which will address ways to counter the rise of secularism around the world.
A Planned Parenthood sex ed program that is being presented to parents as focused on healthy relationship strategies and risk reduction strategies that have been proven to delay sexual behavior turns out to be a curriculum that does little more than encourage sexual activity.
