March 24, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 11 Dear Colleague: Gov. Jeb Bush seems to be Terri Schiavo’s last hope. Take a step toward preventing what happened to her from happening to you by signing, not a living will, but a will to live. Steven
March 15, 2005Volume 7 / Number 11 Dear Colleague: Congress could act this week on a bill to save Terri Schiavo. See the end of this article for information on how to express your opinion to congressional leaders. Steven W. Mosher President Congress Ponders Terri
March 11, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 10 Dear Colleague: Hong Kong’s new interim chief executive wants his fellow citizens to have more children, but most in China’s gateway city have other ideas. Can he persuade them to do so? Steven W. Mosher President Pro-Natal
March 4, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 9 Dear Colleague: An inversion has occurred: Husbands and fathers who murder their wives and daughters instead of protecting them are now celebrated. Witness the success of Clint Eastwood’s Million-Dollar Baby and the near-success of Michael Schiavo’s effort
Despite the massive and ongoing drop in India’s birthrate, Indian Medical Association (IMA) President Dr, Sudipto Roy called for his country to adopt a Chinese-style coercive one-child policy in April. The IMA had just passed a resolution urging Indians to have, voluntarily, only one child
Dear Steve: Your Mr. D’Agostino is doing a splendid job. Yes, this is the time to get the right kind of judges on the bench. But while I agree wholeheartedly, we must remember an even more fundamental problem, viz. the tyranny of judges even if
“Humanity’s long-term problem,’ declares Steven W. Mosher of the Population Research Institute, ‘is not going to be too many children, but too few.”’ Russell Shaw, “The Population Bomb’s Big Fizzle,” Columbia, April 2005. …Joseph A. D’Agostino…of the Population Research Institute, pointed out the inconsistency with
Pro-Family Spain Fights Homosexuality As the Spanish birthrate plummets to one of the lowest in Europe, the Spanish Socialist government has brought before parliament a bill to legalize homosexual marriage and homosexual parenting. But Spanish pro-family groups of many religions and different cultural backgrounds are
Abortion/Breast Cancer Link The abortion and breast cancer (ABC) link has again come to light in the news, The National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly reported recently that there has been much misrepresentation and fraudulent research done to deceive the public and hide the link between abortion
I admit to being irritated by the shallowness of our supposed national debate on Social Security. Neither political party seems able — perhaps willing is a better word — to come to grips with the real issue, which is our growing shortage of young people.
March 24, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 11 Dear Colleague: Gov. Jeb Bush seems to be Terri Schiavo’s last hope. Take a step toward preventing
March 15, 2005Volume 7 / Number 11 Dear Colleague: Congress could act this week on a bill to save Terri Schiavo. See the end of
March 11, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 10 Dear Colleague: Hong Kong’s new interim chief executive wants his fellow citizens to have more children, but
March 4, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 9 Dear Colleague: An inversion has occurred: Husbands and fathers who murder their wives and daughters instead of
Despite the massive and ongoing drop in India’s birthrate, Indian Medical Association (IMA) President Dr, Sudipto Roy called for his country to adopt a Chinese-style
Dear Steve: Your Mr. D’Agostino is doing a splendid job. Yes, this is the time to get the right kind of judges on the bench.
“Humanity’s long-term problem,’ declares Steven W. Mosher of the Population Research Institute, ‘is not going to be too many children, but too few.”’ Russell Shaw,
Pro-Family Spain Fights Homosexuality As the Spanish birthrate plummets to one of the lowest in Europe, the Spanish Socialist government has brought before parliament a
Abortion/Breast Cancer Link The abortion and breast cancer (ABC) link has again come to light in the news, The National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly reported recently
I admit to being irritated by the shallowness of our supposed national debate on Social Security. Neither political party seems able — perhaps willing is