“I think … the frequency of these attacks is very, very troubling in a place where … Christians and Catholics hold very dear,” Yore opined. “As persecution continues to ramp up, we’re going to see these holy sites are going to be continued to be attacked.”
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New maternity homes are being built, states are expanding Medicaid for new moms, and Christian colleges are setting up dorms and daycare centers for parenting students. The legislative and community-based efforts are too numerous to name, but they prove that the pro-life movement is dedicated not only to protecting unborn babies from abortion but also to providing the care that they and their families need to thrive.
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Does it seem like there is something wrong with your spouse, but you just can’t put your finger on what? If your husband or wife seems uncharacteristically sad, angry, or disinterested in things they usually enjoy, you may want to consider clinical depression as an integral of his or her mental state. The situation may be especially dangerous if he or she is dealing with suicidal thoughts. If you have a depressed spouse, here is how you can help and support him or her.
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Subsequently, medical professionals from eight countries joined this appeal and supported the European Manifesto, which calls on public and private media to accurately and truthfully present reputable studies and scientifically proven facts about sex and gender dysphoria (or transsexuality).
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The “Tax Cuts for Working Families Act,” which recently passed the House Ways and Means Committee headed by Chairman Jason Smith (R-MO), inexplicably penalizes marriage among the working class and subsidizes cohabitation — the exact opposite of what family-friendly policies should do in a day and age when marriage is in trouble.
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