Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDS
A Ukranian immigrant to the U.S. with a successful wedding planning business in Florida is standing up to the politically correct crowd – including the local media – who are attacking her for refusing to plan a lesbian wedding that she has a right to her beliefs and has no intention of backing down.
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In addition to the routine kidnapping and raping of women by Islamic State (IS) jihadists in Iraq and Syria, the terror group is now targeting professional women and has reportedly killed three female lawyers since the beginning of the year.
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While the whole country is in awe of photos taken of a man wedged inside his mangled truck between two tractor trailers on an icy Oregon roadway, the survivor says he can only thank God he’s still alive – and now wants to figure out why.
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In the middle of the night on January 12, 2015, police raided the Arkansas home of Hal and Michelle Stanley and removed their seven children – all because they had a mineral supplement in their home that was not approved by the federal government. Thus far, the children still have not been returned and families across America are crying foul.
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When the terminally ill Brittany Maynard took her life on November 1, her husband, Dan Diaz, took up his wife’s cause to have assisted suicide laws changed in the U.S. and is now pushing for a new law to be introduced in the couple’s home state of California.
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Pope Francis’ trip to the Philippines last week will go down in the history books as having hosted the largest papal gathering in history when more than six million people gathered for Mass on Sunday.
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The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear four new cases on same-sex marriage this term, a ruling which will determine if states have the power to ban same-sex marriage and refuse to recognize marriages performed in another state.
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Billboards advertising local sex shops near Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, must now compete with a sobering message posted by a citizen fed up with the gawdy signs, which reads: “Porn Destroys Love”.
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Even though it has always been known for its irreverent treatment of cultural taboos, the co-founder of the satirical magazine,
Charlie Hebdo, which lost eight staff members in last week’s deadly terrorist attack in Paris, says the paper’s editor was “pig-headed” about satirizing Islam and blamed him for the deaths of his colleagues.
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The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear four new cases on same-sex marriage this term, a ruling which will determine if states have the power to ban same-sex marriage and refuse to recognize marriages performed in another state.
Billboards advertising local sex shops near Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, must now compete with a sobering message posted by a citizen fed up with the gawdy signs, which reads: “Porn Destroys Love”.
