Amendment that would prevent abortion providers offering counselling is defeated by a majority of 250
Topic: abortion
The lessons of Nadine Dorries’s bungled attempt to reform abortion rules
Posted on Friday, 2 September 2011
The episode has exposed the cowardice of the Coalition Government
Does the Government really intend to ‘tighten the rules’ on abortion? What governments say can’t always be trusted: Catholic bishops should be wary
Posted on Tuesday, 30 August 2011
Nadine Dorries wants to stop taxpayers’ money going to ‘counselling’ by abortionists: but will the Department of Health actually back her?
Morning Catholic must-reads: 29/08/11
Posted on Monday, 29 August 2011
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If only more people knew that they could find healing through Confession
Posted on Monday, 22 August 2011
World Youth Day reminded us that the sacrament can open the doors to new life
Another Irish nightmare: at Maynooth, they’re campaigning for abortion. But calm down; these days, there’s Maynooth and Maynooth
Posted on Monday, 1 August 2011
All the same, the story is all too symbolic of Irish life today
If only Britain’s leaders had the same moral courage as Ronald Reagan
Posted on Wednesday, 4 May 2011
The US leader, dismissed initially as a B-grade movie star, was a great pro-life president
Pro-lifers should be wary of mandatory counselling before abortion
Posted on Wednesday, 30 March 2011
It might sound like a good thing but it is not as straightforward as one might think
MPs seek to tighten abortion law
Posted on Wednesday, 30 March 2011
Labour and Tory MPs are tabling amendments to a new health bill that they say will dramatically reduce the number of abortions in Britain
The nature of women is to give and nurture life, not destroy it
Arguments over women fighting in the armed forces and the legalisation of abortion are linked