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Houston (CNA/EWTN News) — A county court on Tuesday dismissed a misdemeanor charge against the man responsible for undercover investigations of Planned Parenthood, although a related felony charge is still pending. "The dismissal of the first indictment today sends a strong message to Planned Parenthood and their political cronies
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Quebec City (CNA/EWTN News) — Days before Canada's assisted suicide bill was originally supposed to take effect, lawmakers' stark disagreements on religious freedom protections and the inclusion of minors could stall the legislation. The bill, which the nation's bishops describe as "an affront to
woman
New York City (CNA) — Leah Fessler considers herself a feminist. And the standard feminist narrative is that women can have, and indeed enjoy, casual sex without consequences – physical, emotional, or otherwise.
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Amsterdam (CNA) — A Dutch woman in her 20s was euthanized after her mental health condition was declared "insufferable" by a team of doctors and psychiatrists in the Netherlands, according to recently released reports from the Dutch Euthanasia Commission. Why? The unnamed woman was sexually abused from ages 5
Abortion
Birmingham, England — Thousands of men, women, and children took to the streets of Birmingham on Saturday to take a stand for the unborn and be witnesses to their community. "At the very heart of this is the life of the unborn, and the protection of that life," Archbishop
canada
Brussels (CNA/EWTN News) — The Parliament of Canada has until June 6 to consider Bill C-14, controversial legislation that, if passed, would legalize euthanasia in the country. But some citizens of Belgium, where euthanasia has been legal since 2002, have a message for Canada: Don't do it.
Faith
New York City, N.Y. (CNA) — (Editor's note: This article includes explicit descriptions of violence. Reader discretion is advised.) The stories were graphic, brutal and raw.
White House
Washington D.C. (CNA/EWTN News) — The Obama administration's new rule for faith-based partnerships has drawn various reactions: one observer warned they could cause problems for partnering religious groups, while another said the action also strengthens these groups' protections against government abuse. H. James Towey, the president