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Georgetown Downplays Sebelius Invite

Although they have not yet rescinded an invitation to HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius to speak at a graduation ceremony later this month, Georgetown University is feeling the pressure of thousands of letters of protest and has amended its statement to downplay Sebelius' participation in their graduation festivities.

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Pope: Catholic Education Most Urgent Challenge Facing US Church

While addressing a group of U.S. Bishops on Saturday during their ad limina visit to Rome, Pope Benedict XVI said "providing young people with a sound education in the faith represents the most urgent internal challenge facing the Catholic community in your country."

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Study Sheds New Light on Risks of Birth Defects and Assisted Reproduction

In the most comprehensive study of its kind, researchers have compared the risks of major birth defects to the different types of assisted reproductive therapies used, as well as for those resulting from frozen embryos the fertility drugs.

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Survey: A Third of Americans Flunk Citizenship Test

Do you know when the Declaration of Independence was adopted? Can you name just three of the thirteen original colonies? If a president can no longer serve, who takes his place? If you are unable to answer these questions, you're not alone. A new survey has found that almost a third of Americans can't answer them either!

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