Cohabitation Growing Worldwide Cohabitation has become a mainstream and acceptable way of life in the United States and even more so in some other developed countries, according to a National Marriage Project study on cohabitation, marriage and divorce using data that examined living habits in
In talking recently with the director of our Latin American office, Carlos Polo, I have grown increasingly worried about the gains that the abortion movement is making throughout Latin America. Their plan is clever — diabolically clever, one might say. Instead of seeking to overturn
The Federal Supreme Court of Brazil is about to make a decision concerning the disposal of frozen embryos. Judge Carlos Britto, presenting the case in what is commonly considered a “draft” of the final decision, stated that the viability of frozen embryos is no more
Why is abortion not legal in Latin America despite the incredible number of pro-abortion attempts to legalize it? An in-depth analysis would surely consider the historic, sociological, religious, and other aspects. But from my daily experience working in the pro-life movement as the PRI Director
An official with the United Nations HIV/AIDS program has blamed the Catholic Church for nor stopping the spread of AIDS in Central America, and dismissed the success of campaigns that promote abstinence. These statements are an attempt to hide the multi-million dollar failure of the
On September 27–28, the University of La Sabana, a Catholic University located in Bogota, Colombia, convened a conference on “Population, Life, and Development.” Steven Mosher told the assembly, which included senior government officials, that Colombia was not overpopulated. Like other Baby Boomers, I lived through
PRI Weekly Briefing, September 24, 2007 Vol. 9 / No. 35 8 October 2007 Vol. 9 / No. 37 On September 27-28, the University of La Sabana, a Catholic University located in Bogota, Colombia, convened a conference on “Population, Life, and Development.” Steven Mosher told
The recent ruling by the Colombian Constitutional Court, which effectively legalized abortion in that country, signaled to us at PRI that it was time to expand our efforts in Latin America. Until that ruling, solidly Catholic Latin America had been nearly abortion-free. The only exceptions
Desensillar hasta que aclare (“get off and unsaddle your horse until it clears”) was the directive of Juan Domingo Perón, three times elected President of Argentina, to his followers in 1966. At that time, Perón was in the middle of his worst political situation. Everything
Pro-Life Portuguese Fight Abortion Legalization In Portugal, the pro-abortion forces managed to prompt a new referendum on abortion. Portuguese pro-lifers are under the most massive attack ever with a coalition of-political parties fighting against them. The anti-lifers have gone so far as to hire a
Cohabitation Growing Worldwide Cohabitation has become a mainstream and acceptable way of life in the United States and even more so in some other developed
In talking recently with the director of our Latin American office, Carlos Polo, I have grown increasingly worried about the gains that the abortion movement
The Federal Supreme Court of Brazil is about to make a decision concerning the disposal of frozen embryos. Judge Carlos Britto, presenting the case in
Why is abortion not legal in Latin America despite the incredible number of pro-abortion attempts to legalize it? An in-depth analysis would surely consider the
An official with the United Nations HIV/AIDS program has blamed the Catholic Church for nor stopping the spread of AIDS in Central America, and dismissed
On September 27–28, the University of La Sabana, a Catholic University located in Bogota, Colombia, convened a conference on “Population, Life, and Development.” Steven Mosher
PRI Weekly Briefing, September 24, 2007 Vol. 9 / No. 35 8 October 2007 Vol. 9 / No. 37 On September 27-28, the University of
The recent ruling by the Colombian Constitutional Court, which effectively legalized abortion in that country, signaled to us at PRI that it was time to
Desensillar hasta que aclare (“get off and unsaddle your horse until it clears”) was the directive of Juan Domingo Perón, three times elected President of
Pro-Life Portuguese Fight Abortion Legalization In Portugal, the pro-abortion forces managed to prompt a new referendum on abortion. Portuguese pro-lifers are under the most massive