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Traditional Catholic Faith => Fighting Errors in the Modern World => Topic started by: Viva Cristo Rey on January 18, 2014, 09:10:38 AM
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During his first days in office, President Obama used an executive to use USA tax dollars to fund world wide abortions.
In Germany, France and other countries the government is funding abortions.
They are trying to push abortions in Ireland.
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During his first days in office, President Obama used an executive to use USA tax dollars to fund world wide abortions.
In Germany, France and other countries the government is funding abortions.
They are trying to push abortions in Ireland.
Yeah, and last year abortion was legalized ( where the mother is at risk of death - even by ѕυιcιdє).
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I had actually been meaning to start a campaign against abortifacients and chemical abortion.
Human Life International still seem to be the better group in Ireland when it comes to this issue. I am open to correction. There is plenty I do not agree with them on.For example, NFP is something I am wary of.
To stay on topic, I glanced at HLI and they have this.
http://www.humanlife.ie/hlis-information-a-resources/current-newsletter.html#survey
http://www.positivepharmacy.org/
We are a group of pharmacists and healthcare professionals who have had serious ethical problems with dispensing abortifacient and contraceptive products.
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Irish couples can come to America and adopt babies and older children.
Americans should be able to adopt Irish babies and children without living there for a year.
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I read the figure for worldwide abortions was around 50 million per year and that's pre-obama.
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Irish couples can come to America and adopt babies and older children.
Americans should be able to adopt Irish babies and children without living there for a year.
If you go back to Ireland I believe they have a grandfather clause. if your grandfather was Irish you can apply for and receive automatic citizenship. If this is your case, then you might be able to bypass the residency requirement.
Citizenship through descent from Irish grandparents
If one of your grandparents is an Irish citizen but none of your parents was born in Ireland, you may become an Irish citizen. You will need to have your birth registered in the Foreign Births Register.
If you are entitled to register, your Irish citizenship is effective from the date of registration.
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Something a friend of mine is circulating. This thread came to mind.
Abortion, the willful destruction of unborn men and women is contrary to the natural law - common sense - and the Divine Law - the deposit of Catholic and Apostolic Faith and as such can never be given 'force of law.' It can be made legal but never lawful. A world of difference between these two terms.