September 1997 |
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September 1997 |
More StoriesSad lesson form Gianni Versace murderThe death of the world renowned Fashion designer and homosexual, Gianni Versace, illustrates the rise of the murder and suicide rate in the homosexual community. A child's logic shows emptiness of pro-choice view A seven year old's answer to a teacher's questioning shows the lack of depth in the pro-choice logic. State court rejects parental notice law California's Supreme Court ruling states that teenagers have a right to privacy and don't need to have parental consent or a judge's approval to have an abortion. NFP: new ways to impart old truths NFP and other pro-family messages must be presented in new ways in our greatly changed culture. Death made easier A small abortion rights group will make the abortion pill, RU- 486, available to 10,000 U.S. women. Where are they now? Philip & Mary Cooper, pro-life pioneers These pioneers of the pro-life movement are still keeping up the battle for the unborn in England. State's proposal akin to eugenics The California legislature is considering a measure to reduce "unwanted" pregnancies. Psychiatrists rejecting assisted suicide Psychiatrists reject assisted suicide because of their view that suicide is an outcome of mental illness. New monument upholds reverence for life Toronto's Canadian Martyrs Church unveiled its pro-life monument. Sterilization program haunts Sweden A four decade long involuntary sterilization program in Sweden is being investigated. Doctor to resume hospital role pending murder charges Dr. Nancy Morrison, charged with first degree murder is still allowed to practice medicine in Nova Scotia. Faith fosters actor's pro-life stand Martin Sheen's strong faith convictions and pro-life stand helped him save the lives of his grandchildren. Professor used history to defend life Monsignor Edward Synan, a retired Professor of Philosophy at the Pontifical Institute of Medieval Studies and the University of Toronto, died suddenly August 3. |
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