August 5, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 30 Dear Colleague: The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) and Population Services International (PSI) are attempting to introduce the morning-after pill, an early-acting form of chemical abortion, around Latin America. PRI's Latin American office is hard at work
July 28, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 29 Dear Colleague: As far as the HIV/AIDS hustlers at UNAIDS and UNFPA are concerned, Uganda and the Philippines do not exist. Yet these two countries, by promoting sensible and inexpensive prevention programs based on abstinence and marital
July 15, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 27 Dear Colleague: Once again the Philippines, a country with a living Christian culture, is under attack for having too many children. The population controllers are attempting to impose a two-child policy on the relatively pro-life, pro-family Filipinos,
July 8, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 26 Dear Colleague: As we wait for President Bush to nominate a pro-life replacement for retiring Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor and possibly Chief Justice William Rehnquist, we hear a lot about the need for a strict
Many pro-life groups in the West feel under siege in the current climate of relentless secular humanism. Spiritual camaraderie, the “unity of heart and mind,” within the Church has never been more important — not only within one’s own city and country but with like-minded
Dear Mr. Mosher, Thank you very much not only for the loan of your book, but also for the various insights and invaluable advice you gave me during my work on my senior thesis. I apologize for taking so long to return your book to
“‘If we don’t yet feel threatened by the emerging China-Russia Axis,’ says Steven W. Mosher, ‘these unprecedented military exercises by the People’s Liberation Army and the Russian armed forces should make us sit up and take notice. These exercises are clearly aimed at us.’ “Mosher…[said],
Land of the Setting Sun, Part II Japan’s birthrate continues to be in free fall, falling to a new low of only 1.29 children per woman over her reproductive lifetime. Only 1.11 million babies were born in 2004, the Japanese government admitted recently. Although Japan’s
Planned Parenthood in Legal Fight Two Los Angeles Superior Court judges have allowed Pro-Family Law Center of Southern California to proceed with lawsuits against Planned Parenthood of Los Angeles (PPLA). In the matter of Jones v. Planned Parenthood, the Honorable Paul Gutman ruled that a
Alejandro Garcia arrived home from work visibly agitated. “I hope they won’t ask me to do this,” he said to his wife. The Ecuadorian was speaking about a rumor that had been circulating in the pharmaceutical lab that h worked for. Alejandro was a new
August 5, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 30 Dear Colleague: The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) and Population Services International (PSI) are attempting to introduce
July 28, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 29 Dear Colleague: As far as the HIV/AIDS hustlers at UNAIDS and UNFPA are concerned, Uganda and the
July 15, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 27 Dear Colleague: Once again the Philippines, a country with a living Christian culture, is under attack for
July 8, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 26 Dear Colleague: As we wait for President Bush to nominate a pro-life replacement for retiring Supreme Court
Many pro-life groups in the West feel under siege in the current climate of relentless secular humanism. Spiritual camaraderie, the “unity of heart and mind,”
Dear Mr. Mosher, Thank you very much not only for the loan of your book, but also for the various insights and invaluable advice you
“‘If we don’t yet feel threatened by the emerging China-Russia Axis,’ says Steven W. Mosher, ‘these unprecedented military exercises by the People’s Liberation Army and
Land of the Setting Sun, Part II Japan’s birthrate continues to be in free fall, falling to a new low of only 1.29 children per
Planned Parenthood in Legal Fight Two Los Angeles Superior Court judges have allowed Pro-Family Law Center of Southern California to proceed with lawsuits against Planned
Alejandro Garcia arrived home from work visibly agitated. “I hope they won’t ask me to do this,” he said to his wife. The Ecuadorian was