While defending traditional marriage outside the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court yesterday, Pastor William Devlin was heckled by Rev. Stephanie Carter, who insisted that marriage is "only a contract" (cf., Natasha Lindstrom, BC Courier Times, 9/5/13). Left unreported was Carter repeatedly yelling that Devlin should check Matthew 19. It would hardly seem possible for Carter to have picked a more appropriate scriptural defense of traditional marriage than Matthew 19!
Also strikingly odd was an interruption of Mike McMonagle by Bolton Winpenny, who insisted that "my [same sex] marriage should not prevent any child from having a mom and dad" (cf.,
Natasha Lindstrom, 9/5/13). While seemingly acknowledging a child's rights to a mom and dad, Winpenny would turn marriage/family law on its head and negate those rights. Winpemny is certainly not alone in ignoring that marriage/family law has everything to do with child welfare!
Thursday, September 5, 2013
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Links Promoting the Sanctity of Human Life & Marriage/ Family/ Human Sexuality
- Abortifacients & Catholic Hospitals....Under no circumstances should Catholic hospitals jeopardize the Catholic witness by providing abortifacients or contraceptives.
- Ads in parish bulletins....this is an appeal for parishes to forego ads for providers of abortifacients and contraceptives.
- AFA (Tell "AMA: Taxpayers should [NOT] subsidize trans reproductive surgeries")
- C-Fam
- Catholic Vote.org
- Children of God for Life
- Family Policy Alliance
- Mass Resistance (The [misleadingly named] Equality Act is back before Congress & must be stopped)
- NJ Family Policy Center (Petition to Attorney General Matt Platkin)
- NJ Right to LIfe
- PA Family
- Pa Pro Life (Oppose Pa HB 1888)
- Pa Pro-Life Federation
- President Joe Biden Has Turned a Blind Eye to the Killing of Christians in Nigeria. Sign the Petition Now.
- Tell your bishop to prohibit the “blessing” of sinful unions in your diocese
- USCCB (re: Child Welfare Provider Inclusion Act)
- USCCB (re: Equality Act)
- USCCB (re: Letters to Pharmaceutical Companies ["to protest the use of abortion-derived cell lines and advocate for the development of vaccines with no connection to abortion."])
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