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For the gal who has everything (1)
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A, ahem, different kind of gift certificate. To help celebrate the holiday we observe in honour of a very famous, er, whatchamacallit, oh yeah, birth. I wish I were making it up. INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana, November 26, 2008 (LifeSiteNews.com) - Planned Parenthood of Indiana has announced just in time for Christmas that it will begin selling gift certificates at its clinics and online, which can be used for all PP services, including payment for birth control, ...Shared by Blaise Alleyne (0)Contribute comment -
I like this idea of ‘choice’, really (1)
onSo Michelle Obama describes her role as “mom in chief”. I find that splendid - and I am not a big fan of hers. She has two young daughters and she is choosing to devote her energies to raising them. My first job in all honesty is going to continue to be mom in chief,” she explained, “making sure that in this transition, which will be even more of a transition for the girls . ...Shared by Blaise Alleyne (0)Contribute comment
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For the gal who has everything (1)
onA, ahem, different kind of gift certificate. To help celebrate the holiday we observe in honour of a very famous, er, whatchamacallit, oh yeah, birth. I wish I were making it up. INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana, November 26, 2008 (LifeSiteNews.com) - Planned Parenthood of Indiana has announced just in time for Christmas that it will begin selling gift certificates at its clinics and online, which can be used for all PP services, including payment for birth control, ...Shared by Blaise Alleyne (0)Contribute comment
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I like this idea of ‘choice’, really (1)
onSo Michelle Obama describes her role as “mom in chief”. I find that splendid - and I am not a big fan of hers. She has two young daughters and she is choosing to devote her energies to raising them. My first job in all honesty is going to continue to be mom in chief,” she explained, “making sure that in this transition, which will be even more of a transition for the girls . ...Shared by Blaise Alleyne (0)Contribute comment
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In praise of plain language (1)
onThis speech by Archbishop Charles J. Chaput has attracted some notice for his reference to abortion as “little murders”. But I found something else worth noting in it: We need to be very forceful in defending what the words in our political vocabulary really mean. Words are important because they shape our thinking, and our thinking drives our actions. When we subvert the meaning of words like ”the common good” or ”conscience” or ”community” or ...Shared by Blaise Alleyne (0)Contribute comment
