Sex for the motherland: Russian youths encouraged to procreate at camp

This story will wake you up.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/news.html?in_article_id=471324&in_page_id=1770

http://www.washingtontimes.com/article/20070723/FOREIGN/107230050/1003

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=12277079

http://abcnews.go.com/International/wireStory?id=3392893

http://www.lifesite.net/ldn/2007/jul/07073010.html

MUSLIM DEMONSTRATION IN LONDON (part II)

Again, these pictures speak for themselves.

MUSLIM DEMONSTRATION IN LONDON

THE PICTURES SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.

Mea Culpa!!!

I know it's been a few weeks since I've entered anything into this blog, but be patient with me. I've been extremely busy with the construction project and I took two weeks RR in Italy. While I was away the staff moved me from my temporary (9 months) office in the office break room to my new digs, which are quite nice. However, I haven't a clue where everything is and I'm still trying to hang my pictures and put everything away (not that I'll remember where I placed anything.)

Gerri Morales mom sent me the picture above of her son, and our parishioner, Sgt. Joe Morales in Iraq (lower left). Please remember to pray for all our troops in harm's way. They're counting on us.

Adult stem cells outperform embryonic stem cells

Gainesville, FL, May 15, 2007 / 12:17 pm (CNA).- The American College of Pediatricians is calling for an end to embryonic stem cell research and recommends the exclusive support of already proven effective adult stem cell research.

For full story go to:

http://www.catholicnewsagency.com/new.php?n=9374

Calif. students pay price for refusing to observe pro-homosexual 'Day of Silence'

Dozens of students at three Sacramento, California, area public schools were suspended when they took a stand against a pro-homosexual event -- the "Day of Silence," which was observed nationwide late last month....

For complete details, go to:

http://www.onenewsnow.com/2007/05/calif_students_pay_price_for_r.php

"[Planned Parenthood] set up a system to prevent reporting abuse."

A story out of Mason, Ohio paints a horrifying picture of just how far Planned Parenthood may be willing to go to attract young abortion clients. In what prosecutors are calling "one of the worst cases of child abuse" in Warren County, a local man has been sentenced to five years in prison--one for each year he molested and raped his own daughter. The abuse could have been prevented, or at the very least, cut short, the girl's attorney says, had Planned Parenthood intervened when the young girl reported her dad at the clinic where she was forced to undergo an abortion. Rather than help the hurting child, lawyer Brian Hurley alleges, Planned Parenthood preyed on the girl's vulnerability and refused to intervene as the law requires. Instead, clinic workers performed the procedure and sent her back with a supply of birth control where her tormentor continued sexually assaulting her for another year and a half. In 2006, the girl was so terrified that her dad would also abuse her sister that she shared her story with a high school official, who, unlike Planned Parenthood, contacted police. Tragically, her situation may not be an isolated one; many others are made possible by the government's funding of Planned Parenthood. Similar allegations have been raised in Indiana and Kansas. In the Sunflower State, former state attorney general Phill Kline has obtained abortion clinic records that appear to show a long trail of criminal neglect. Hurley thinks stonewalling on such cases will not work, "If we ever do get a look at all the records, it will ...show... [Planned Parenthood] set up a system to prevent reporting abuse. Some people roll their eyes when you bring up abortion. Nobody rolls their eyes about abuse." Planned Parenthood officials in Ohio deny they have a "don't ask, don't tell" policy about statutory rape.

But read on.

http://zanesvilletimesrecorder.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070512/OPINION02/705120336/1014/OPINION

(Source: Family Research Council)