Given our focus on developing our blog in the past year, and my address to campus pro-life leaders through NCLN last December on web strategy, I thought it would be a good idea to highlight some of the other great …
I’m not sure what to think of this image, courtesy of the FAIL Blog…
Sometimes, I get tired of extremism all around. Well, it’s not extremism so much as a lack of an attempt at empathy that gets me. I set aside these links in January. Both appeared in my feed reader around the …
Back in January, for Blog for Choice Day, Birth Pangs—a wonderful and friendly pro-choice blog—decided to focus on Dr. George Tiller’s slogan: “Trust Women.” If you trust in someone or something, you believe strongly in them, and do not doubt …
“Trust Women?” Or avoid discussing the real matter at hand? Read more »
The University of Ottawa Students for Life hosted Andrea Mrozek last month to discuss why being pro-life is the very best position to take in defence of women’s rights. She argues that “access to abortion detracts from women’s well-being.” Go …
Debbie, from Silent No More, told her story at U of T in 2008. Here’s a recently uploaded video of her testimony.
From the Catholic Register: “Who can repeatedly say with confidence that helping someone in unbearable pain, particularly someone in palliative care — that is definitely unbearable pain — is a crime?” she asked. “Many witnesses speak about helping someone die …
Stumbled upon this graphic through Facebook, compelled to share:
This is a quick Olympic-themed post, as I spent part of February in Vancouver at the Olympics (part of the reason that blogging has been light)! My mom is the chief medical advisor for Skate Canada, and a specialist in …
LifeSiteNews.com reports that… CHBC, the Kelowna local television station that drew national coverage this week after agreeing to air a pro-life ad, has changed its mind, claiming that the ad is too graphic. […] The ad has drawn criticism for …
Controversy over pro-life ad which was accepted—then rejected—by Kelowna TV Station Read more »