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A British website is offering the “morning after” pill to be delivered by courier within hours, bypassing women’s doctors. Critics argue that it will encourage under age sex by ma

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Young girls in nine schools in Southampton in England have been offered contraceptive implants by National Health Service (NHS) sexual health clinics that visited the schools. Three years ago gover

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One of Britain’s biggest abortion businesses, BPAS, is encouraging women to stock up on the abortifacient “morning after” pill before Christmas. It is offering free pills to women

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After a leading German bishop questioned the Catholic Church’s teaching on divorce and remarriage, the Vatican’s newspaper published an essay by Pope Benedict XVI, then Cardinal Joseph

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Bishop Robert Lynch surprised two dozen judges and 300 lawyers attending the annual Red Mass in Tampa Bay, Florida by promising to thwart the federal health care law. It was a departure from his tr

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Professor Robert P George, the distinguished Princeton philosopher, has condemned plans to impose graphic sex classes on children in New York’s public schools. Writing in the New York Tim

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People should not be afraid of the “great mystery,” of marriage in which two persons become one flesh, the Pope exhorted last week. Pope Benedict XVI finished his one-day visit to Ancon

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Women who take oral contraceptives remember events differently, according to the first study on the effects of the pill on memory.

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An Australian man who donated sperm to a lesbian couple has been told by a court that his name must be removed from his daughter’s birth certificate. A court in Sydney ruled that the birth mo

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In the UK, the charity Catholic Care has launched a fourth appeal in a protracted battle against a ruling that would force it to close its adoption service. Britain’s charity regulators are i

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