The Center for Medical Progress has released a seventh video entitled, “Planned Parenthood’s Custom Abortions for Superior Product” which features graphic images of intact aborted fetuses, one of whom is still moving, while StemExpress former employee Holly O’Donnell describes the gruesome task of harvesting its organs.
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Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDSA heavy-metal band that bills itself as the “anti-Pope” was scheduled to play the Union Transfer in Philadelphia on the weekend of the pope’s visit, but tight security has caused the satanic rockers to reschedule their show until after Francis leaves.
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Congressional investigators are turning up the heat on Planned Parenthood as well as the Obama Administration in their search for answers about what laws were broken by the abortion giant in its procurement of fetal baby parts, and whether or not federal funds were used at any point in the process.
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Just because “boys will be boys” doesn’t mean they can't do anything more than ride bikes or play softball. In the case of nine year-old, Max Volanski, this is a boy on a mission to not only defend the unborn, but to do so in the shadow of the nation’s largest abortuary.
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A review of almost a decade of studies has found that exposure to violent video games is a “risk factor” for increased aggression.
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A non-profit organization that provides nutritious breads and educational materials to promote prayer and fasting, has announced that it will lead a prayer and fasting novena for Pope Francis's upcoming visit to the USA next month.
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A new study has found that the practice of religion does more for bringing a person “sustained happiness” than any other activity such as social participation, volunteering, or sports.
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The biotech firm caught in the firestorm surrounding Planned Parenthood’s unethical practice of selling fetal body parts has decided to sever all relations with the abortion giant.
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In his weekly General Audience yesterday morning, Pope Francis dedicated his catechetical reflection on the need for family members to learn how to slow down and enjoy the fruits of their labor rather than being “a slave to work.”
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A new study has found that women who had just one abortion or miscarriage are more likely to face complications in future pregnancies.
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A review of almost a decade of studies has found that exposure to violent video games is a “risk factor” for increased aggression.
A new study has found that the practice of religion does more for bringing a person “sustained happiness” than any other activity such as social participation, volunteering, or sports.
In his weekly General Audience yesterday morning, Pope Francis dedicated his catechetical reflection on the need for family members to learn how to slow down and enjoy the fruits of their labor rather than being “a slave to work.”
