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April 22, 2014  – Not a single nation in the 40 countries surveyed by Pew Research Center said abortion is morally acceptable. The majority of the people in dozens of nations across every continent but Antarctica deemed abortion and homosexuality morally unacceptable, according to results from the  Pew Research Center’s 2013 Global Attitudes . An outright majority of citizens in 26 countries found abortion morally objectionable – 13 of them by a three-to-one margin. The nations with the lowest tolerance of abortion were the Philippines , followed by Ghana, Indonesia, Uganda, and El Salvador. Similarly, majorities in 22 nations  opposed homosexuality  on moral grounds. Majorities in only three countries say homosexuality is morally acceptable: the Czech Republic , Spain, and Germany. “The results of the Pew poll aren’t that surprising,” Adam Cassandra, communications manager of Human Life International , told LifeSiteNews.com. “HLI’s pro-life mission...

May 17, 2012 ( LifeSiteNews.com ) - What Emmanuel Dapidran Pacquiao has managed to accomplish inside the boxing ring is unprecedented.  Outside the squared-circle, the Filipino is just as impressive.  Maybe even more so, when one considers the formidable foe with which he went toe-to-toe just this week.  But this opponent’s reach, height, weight is of something altogether different than the ordinary pugilist who would climb under the ropes, swinging away with taped up, 10 ounce gloves, ready to inflict some serious pain.  Ring Announcer - “And in this corner… wearing green… weighing in at a number that even pollsters and proponents can’t agree upon… the challenger!... fresh off a 32nd straight loss courtesy of “We The People”... recently smoked on Tobacco Road…. down, but not out… Gaaaaaaaaay Marriage Activism!” In this most recent battle of a burgeoning culture war between those who believe marriage to be something of a special bond between one man and one ...

Image via Wikipedia Catholic bishops in the Philippines have encouraged homosexuals to “come out in the open,” and said that while the Catholic Church is opposed to same-sex unions and condemns homosexual acts , those struggling with same-sex attraction should not be ashamed. Archbishops Paciano Aniceto and Oscar Cruz made the remarks to the  official news service  of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines during the launch of the Philippine edition of the book “ Homosexuality and the Catholic Church ” on Tuesday. Archbishop Aniceto, executive secretary of the Episcopal Commission on Family and Life of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines, said the Catholic Church needs to establish centers of assistance for homosexuals. “Honesty is very important,” said Aniceto, describing how many homosexuals hide their sexuality in fear of others’ reactions.  “That’s why it is also very important to have counseling centers and formation groups that ...