GOP presidential candidates took aim at the increasing anti-Christian bias in the news media and Obama administration policies and promised to put an end to the "war on religion" if conservatives regain the White House.
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A move to ban the popular women's magazine,
Cosmopolitan, from store shelves due to its increasingly racy content picked up steam this week when the publication featured 17 year-old actress Dakota Fanning on its cover surrounded by titles such as "His Best Sex Ever" and "Too Naughty to Say Here: But You Have to Try This Sex Trick."
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JM asks:
After looking up yoga stretches I discovered that many are the same as the ones the doctor gave me to stretch in the am. Do you have some safe (spiritually speaking) back stretches one could use? I'm lost.
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Get prepared for the 2012 elections! Catholic authors Deal W. Hudson and Matt Smith have put together a list of ten ways that progressives in America will try to mislead Catholic voters. Read it and pass it along!
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The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) filed suit on January 3 against a small Missouri public library after a patron complained that she was unable to access websites while trying to research her Native American heritage.
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Minnesota judge has ordered the arrest of a lawyer who filed a court document that was laden with anti-Catholic slurs so outrageous they are described as being "beyond the pale."
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A move by President Barack Obama to appoint four new czars without Congressional approval is being called an unprecedented power grab.
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After a bloody Christmas Day attack on a Catholic church in Madalla that left 35 people dead, Archbishop John Onaiyekan of the Nigerian capital of Abuja is urging the faithful to ignore an ultimatum issued by the militant Muslim group Boko Haram giving Christians three days to vacate the northern part of the country.
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A Tennessee woman who refused to abort her unborn child after being diagnosed with a rare heart condition has undergone a successful heart transplant.
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UPDATE: (04/07/18):
The following developments have occurred in this case since the publication of this article. All government charges against Dr. Dammai were dismissed on January 27, 2014 by federal judge Francis Stacy after it was determined that he was not a co-conspirator in the case and had no knowledge that the stem cells he provided were being used inappropriately. The charges against Alberto Ramon were also dismissed. Both men were charged with misdemeanors involving mislabeling for which they were fined. However, Francisco Morales was convicted in this case and in a second case with Lawrence Stowe that did not involve Ramon and Dammai. Morales received a 60 month sentence and Stowe was sentenced to six years.Three men involved in a scheme to sell stem cell therapies to people desperate for cures have been arrested by the FBI, with a fourth suspect still at large.
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