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Monthly Archives: October 2013
Japan Suspends Use of Gardasil
After receiving nearly 2,000 adverse event reports, the government of Japan has suspended the use of the controversial Gardasil vaccine in their country.
Archdiocese Sues Administration for Deliberately Targeting Catholics
Not only is the Archdiocese of Washington DC suing the federal government over its oppressive birth control mandate, but it is also accusing the Obama administration of engaging in a “conscious political strategy to marginalize and delegitimize” Catholic “religious views on contraception by holding them up for ridicule on the national stage.”
Celebrating Infertility?
Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDS
Mark Hickman, MD
Although you probably weren’t aware of it, population control fanatics designated Friday, October 18, as “World Vasectomy Day” to celebrate a procedure that destroys a man’s fertility – which they claim must be done in order to save the planet.
A Constant Companion
“As you work , as you come and go, as you pass among the crowds,
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New Jersey To Allow Same-Sex Couples to Marry
A decision handed down on Friday by the New Jersey Supreme Court to uphold a lower court ruling that would allow homosexuals to marry beginning today has opened the door for same-sex marriage in that state.
Congress Wants Sebelius to Explain Obamacare Debacle
Lawmakers on the Hill have scheduled an October 24 hearing in which Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius could be called upon to explain the rough rollout of Obamacare.
Michael Jackson’s Psychic Dies at 53
Jillian Lane, “clairvoyant to the stars” who served as Michael Jackson’s personal psychic, has died from liver disease at the age of 53.
Catholics Asked to Leave Libya
Due to a lack of security and the government’s refusal to intervene, authorities are urging all Catholic religious communities to leave the country.
God First, Family Second, Everything Else After!
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