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English: New York Mayor, Michael R. Bloomberg. (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) Last Thursday , the voters in New York State finally got a chance to have their say. As I told you in last week's letter, the primaries recently held in New York are incredibly important to the future of marriage. Powerful donors tried—and are still trying—to remake the Republican Party in their own image: namely, as pro- gay marriage supporters. Getting New York Republicans to bring up and pass a gay marriage bill was the first step in that plan. The four Republicans who voted for gay marriage were hailed as heroes and showered with accolades—and massive quantities of cold hard cash. They were supposed to sail to victory, thus disproving the "myth" that voters care about marriage. But on Thursday, the voters got their turn, and to the shock and surprise of the pundits and establishment hacks, they tossed out long-term incumbents in both parties who had betrayed their constituents...

Mug shot of Paris Hilton. Deutsch: Polizeifoto von Paris Hilton. Português: Foto de polícia de Paris Hilton. (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) September 21, 2012 ( LifeSiteNews.com ) - Billionaire socialite Paris Hilton is making gushing apologies after celebrity gossip site Radar Online published an audio recording of private comments she made to a homosexual friend noting the rampant promiscuity and ill health effects associated with the ‘gay’ lifestyle. In response to her friend’s explanation of a homosexual anonymous hookup app called “Grindr,” Hilton is recorded as saying “Eww…gay guys are the horniest people in the world. They’re disgusting.” Her interlocutor agrees, saying “Gay guys are too much.” “Dude, most of them probably have AIDS ,” Hilton went on. “I would be so scared if I was a gay guy.” Hilton’s comments were widely reported by the mainstream media, generating expressions of outrage by homosexuals and others who sympathize with the homosexual subculture. Alt...

GENEVA, September 21, 2012, ( C-FAM )— UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon courted controversy last week when he told nations on the Human Rights Council to place lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transsexual rights and reproductive rights at the forefront of the United Nations human rights agenda. UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon. Ban Ki-moon addressed UN delegations at the opening of the 21st regular session of the Human Rights Council, applauded the work of the Council in 2012, and said that “in particular, I welcome the groundbreaking, first-ever intergovernmental discussion, in March this year, on discrimination and violence based on sexual orientation and gender identity.” The Secretary General was referring to  a highly controversial panel discussion  on LGBT rights that took place during the last regular session of the Human Rights Council. Seventeen of the 47 states that are members of the Human Rights Council staged a walk out on the panel of experts. On tha...

SEATTLE, September 20, 2012, ( LifeSiteNews.com ) – Archbishop J. Peter Sartain of Seattle has warned, if Washington state’s marriage amendment redefining marriage passes this November, “the very foundational nature of marriage for the good and strength of society would be harmed beyond repair.” Archbishop J. Peter Sartain The archbishop released a new video explaining why Washington voters should reject Referendum R-74, which defines marriage as a “civil contract between two persons.” “Marriage cannot be defined,” he said. If state voters approve the measure, it would devalue the institution of marriage . “In effect, this new law is saying that the loving, permanent and faithful union of a man and woman in marriage…are only of relative importance rather than being fundamental to the existence and well-being of society as a whole.” He forcefully rejected the notion that opposition to the amendment was based on bigotry. “ Redefining marriage as a means of dealing wi...

LYONS, September 20, 2012,  (LifeSiteNews.com ) –  Should France legalize same-sex “marriage”, there is little reason to think that legalised incest or polygamy will not be the next item on the list for the sexual revolutionaries, according to France’s senior Catholic prelate. Cardinal Philippe Barbarin , the Archbishop of Lyons , annoyed one of France’s most prominent homosexual politicians when he said this weekend that that “ gay marriage ” legislation promised by the country’s new Socialist government, “could have innumerable consequences”. John-Henry Westen interviewing Cardinal Barbarin in 2008 in Quebec City. Steve Jalsevac/Lif Cardinal Barbarin told RCF Christian radio, “Afterward they will want to create couples with three or four members. And after that, perhaps one day the taboo of incest will fall”. “The first page of the Bible, which says that marriage unites a man and a woman, has more force and truth, crossing cultures and centuries, than inciden...

OTTAWA, Ontario , September 19, 2012 ( LifeSiteNews.com ) – Statistics Canada  has admitted  that “there may be an overestimation” in the number of same-sex ‘married’ couples from the 2011 census, after the government agency mistakenly counted some same gender roommates as gay couples. Stats Canada warned that the census data should be “used with caution.” While same-sex couples — both ‘married’ and common law — accounted for merely 0.8% of all couples in 2011, the numbers showed same-sex ‘married’ couples nearly tripled: that is, until analyzers realized that many of the “couples” polled may have been migrant workers who were splitting rent with other migrant workers of the same gender and who both happened to be married, but not to each other. Statistics Canada noted today that it may have overestimated the number of same-sex ‘married’ couples by 4,500. “We observed that there was a possible over estimation of same-sex families,”  said  census ma...

MINNEAPOLIS, MN , September 19, 2012 ( LifeSiteNews.com ) – Archbishop John Nienstedt of the diocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis stood on the steps of his State Capitol Tuesday and issued a call to all his fellow Minnesotans – Catholics and non-Catholics alike - to vote in favor of an amendment that would preserve the true definition of marriage. “What we so rarely hear on the discussion on the marriage amendment is that it is meant to be a positive affirmation of both the beauty as well as the importance of this fundamental union for society,” said Nienstedt, “and even more so for the children who are born of that relationship, that is to say the next generation to come.” “I ask all Minnesotans - all Minnesotans - to join us in voting yes on November 6th.” Archbishop John Nienstedt The archbishop was joined by about 40 Minnesotan clergy from a variety of denominations.  The main group opposed to the marriage amendment has been at pains to convince believers th...