Articles on this issue "abortion"

Survey: Americans More Pro-Life Than Their Laws

Less Than 10% Support Unlimited Abortion

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An online nationwide poll sponsored by the U.S. episcopal conference found that an overwhelming majority of Americans want restrictions on the legality of abortion. Four out of five U.S. …

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Abortion's Aftermath

Dangerous Side Effects Amid a Heated Debate

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Abortion and life issues in general were one of the hot topics in the recent elections in the United States. If the latest news is any indication the topic will continue to be at the forefront …

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Holy See: Aborting the Disabled No Cure for Prejudice

Finds UN Convention Fundamentally Faulty

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The U.N. International Day of Persons With Disabilities focused attention on a convention that aims to stop prejudice against the handicapped, but the agreement is fundamentally flawed, …

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Spain's Rate of Abortion Doubles in a Decade

Growth Exceeds Every Other European Country

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Surgical abortions in Spain have increased in all age groups, especially among young unmarried women, reported the health ministry. A Tuesday statement reported that abortions numbered 112,138 …

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Expert: Anti-Life Attacks Intensify in Latin America

Says Church Working to Stave Off Advances

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Efforts to substitute and alter fundamental values such as respect for life from conception until natural death are intensifying in Latin America, laments a pro-life expert. Argentine Father …

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Will Spring Peek Through After US Election?

Analyst Says There Are Signs Aplenty

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Life and the Elections

Interview With Legal Expert Clarke Forsythe

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While the economic crisis and war in Iraq were top priorities for voters in November's elections, there is nothing to indicate that Americans are less pro-life than before, says a legal expert …

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Issues of "Moral Weight"

Interview With Archbishop Naumann of Kansas City

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While the Church is interested in a wide range of social issues, there are certain issues -- such as the protection of the unborn -- that carry a heavier "moral weight," says the archbishop of …

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Uruguay President Vetoes Abortion Bill

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The president of Uruguay vetoed today a measure to allow first-trimester abortions. Tabaré Vázquez, a medical doctor, had promised a veto for what would have made Uruguay the most …

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Bishops Oppose Freedom of Choice Act

Call It Divisive, "Bad Legislation"

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The U.S. bishops criticized the Freedom of Choice Act as "bad legislation" that would ultimately cause more division in the country. Cardinal Francis George, the president of the U.S. …

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US Bishops on Freedom of Choice Act

"A Good State Protects the Lives of All"

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Here is the statement Cardinal Francis George, the president of the U.S. episcopal conference, published today at the end of the bishops' three-day fall assembly. * * * "If the Lord does not …

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Uruguay Prelates: No Eucharist for Abortion Backers

Point to Canon Law

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Uruguayan bishops are recalling that those who vote in favor of abortion exclude themselves from communion with the Church. The prelates appealed to canon law in recalling the Catholic …

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Life Is Priority for Catholic Vote, Says Bishop Finn

Says All Have Role in Stopping Abortion

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The top priority for Catholics as they head to the polls today in the United States should be the issue of life, says the bishop of Kansas City-St. Joseph, Missouri. Bishop Robert Finn said …

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"We Will Be Judged," Says Bishop Aquila

Presides at "40 Days" Closing in Fargo

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Bishop Samuel Aquila of Fargo marked the completion of the 40 Days for Life campaign in his diocese with a reflection on the Final Judgment. "Judgment is real, just as heaven and hell are …

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US Bishops Praised for Courageous Words

More Than 50 Prelates Speak Out for Life and Family

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There's a new wind blowing in the college of bishops, and it's strong and courageous, says the director of Human Life International. Father Thomas Euteneuer drew attention to the more than 50 …

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