Editor’s Note: There is an anti-natal bias built into most government-run health care programs. Sterilization and contraception are seen by administrators as cheap, cost-effective ways of avoiding the expenses associated with pregnancy and childbirth. Overworked doctors “encourage” women in this direction, and pressures during labor
Positive Response to our “Combating AIDS Through Abstinence” Project Dear Steve, May the peace of the Lord be with you. Thank you very much for your letter dated March 3l, 2004, giving us the valuable information about how best to access funds that are available
Foreign Affairs is the flagship publication of the Council on Foreign Relations, which is no friend of the pro-life movement, limited government, national sovereignty, religious belief, or a host of other things we hold dear. From the beginning, it has contributed its share of overpopulation
You don’t have to go to China to discover forced abortion. It exists right here in America, and has for many years. Jane Roe II’s Story Last month, PRI Review carried the story of the forced abortion of a woman in Florida. To summarize, on
“According to charges leveled by the Population Research Institute (PRI), the FDA decision to grant the morning-after pill (MAP) over the counter status was based on inconclusive data on the effects and efficacy of the drug. The status is currently scheduled for the change in
Abortion Business Thriving at Home and Abroad Reports Planned Parenthood Planned Parenthood Federation of America’s (PPFA) latest report has a disarming picture of smiling babies on the cover — and the jarring reality of aborting those same babies within. For PPFA is the nation’s largest
“Global Warming” Guesswork Nobody believes a weather prediction 12 hours ahead. Now we’re asked to believe a prediction that goes out 100 years into the future? And to make huge financial investments based on that prediction? Has everybody lost their minds? “Even if the models
I forget who sent me a copy of Abortion and the Conscience of the Nation in early 1984, but I do remember that it was one of the first, perhaps the first, pro-life books that I had ever read. I had returned to the U.S.
I was waiting at Kaiser to see a doctor had never met before. As I waited I became aware of a need to pray. There were doctors and patients in all the examination rooms that surrounded me. My guardian angel must be nudging me to
Abortion is illegal throughout Latin America. The only countries which allow it are Cuba and — because it is under U.S. law — Puerto Rico. But the death peddlers, to use Fr. Marx’s phrase, are daily becoming more aggressive. To combat this growing threat, PRI
Editor’s Note: There is an anti-natal bias built into most government-run health care programs. Sterilization and contraception are seen by administrators as cheap, cost-effective ways
Positive Response to our “Combating AIDS Through Abstinence” Project Dear Steve, May the peace of the Lord be with you. Thank you very much for
Foreign Affairs is the flagship publication of the Council on Foreign Relations, which is no friend of the pro-life movement, limited government, national sovereignty, religious
You don’t have to go to China to discover forced abortion. It exists right here in America, and has for many years. Jane Roe II’s
“According to charges leveled by the Population Research Institute (PRI), the FDA decision to grant the morning-after pill (MAP) over the counter status was based
Abortion Business Thriving at Home and Abroad Reports Planned Parenthood Planned Parenthood Federation of America’s (PPFA) latest report has a disarming picture of smiling babies
“Global Warming” Guesswork Nobody believes a weather prediction 12 hours ahead. Now we’re asked to believe a prediction that goes out 100 years into the
I forget who sent me a copy of Abortion and the Conscience of the Nation in early 1984, but I do remember that it was
I was waiting at Kaiser to see a doctor had never met before. As I waited I became aware of a need to pray. There
Abortion is illegal throughout Latin America. The only countries which allow it are Cuba and — because it is under U.S. law — Puerto Rico.