Legalising abortions not representative of the ‘core values and beliefs of the greater community’
Archbishop Mark Coleridge: "Abortion is not a simple or straightforward issue, it is a whole cluster of issues – intensely ...
Archbishop Mark Coleridge: "Abortion is not a simple or straightforward issue, it is a whole cluster of issues – intensely ...
Life matters: A large crowd of pro-life Queenslanders gather outside Parliament House for the March for Life rally in Brisbane. ...
Culture of death: “While all of us are rightfully moved by personal stories of pain and suffering too often experienced ...
Praying politicians: Greens Senator Lee Rhiannon is pushing to remove the Lord's Prayer from Federal parliamentary proceedings. WHEN parliament returns ...
Differing views: Queensland Parliament have mixed responses to a question on the need to pray the Lord's Prayer in Parliament. ...
Time to act: “Please, urge your friends and family to do the same, and ask your priest to encourage his ...
Positive steps: “Our goal is to try and create independence, not dependency, in a supportive sense, so major issues are ...
Different opinions: Member for Cairns Rob Pyne, who tabled the latest abortion bill, and Brisbane Archbishop Mark Coleridge, who is ...
Health concerns: “A baby born dead is one thing. When you can actually save them it is hard on everyone’s ...
Views on life: Abortion in Queensland is illegal under the Criminal Code unless it is performed in good faith and ...
Supporting change: Brisbane priest and police chaplain Fr Paul Kelly is against the "gay panic" defence law in Queensland and ...
Supporting women: Greenslopes GP Dr Katrina Neal spoke out against the proposed Queensland abortion bill at a campaign launch on ...
POPE Francis called on Catholics in Papua New Guinea on Saturday to continue in their efforts of bringing the Gospel...
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