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Eventually, the Catholic hierarchy will come around to the idea of birth control
As usual, the latest dust up over the Obama administration's decision to require church-affiliated employers to offer health-care insurance that covers contraceptives at no charge has generated more heat than light ("Obama's 'accommodation' wins support...Tags: Medical Procedures and Tests, Roman Catholicism, Health Insurance, Health Treatments, Pregnancy and Childbirth
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Archbishop O'Brien is wrong on the contraceptives requirement
Is Archbishop Edwin O'Briennot aware of his own flock? If he would only Google the subject, he would see that both DePaul University (the largest Catholic university in the U.S.) and Georgetown University already provide health coverage policies that...Tags: Health Treatments, Georgetown, Edwin F. O'Brien, Google Inc.
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Reimer wrong on birth control flap
In response to Susan Reimer's column ("Women will remember in November," March 12), it is amazing to me that she, and others cannot see through the fog that is being intentionally created by President Barack Obama and the Democrats.
No one on the right...Tags: Barack Obama, Sex Crimes, Health Treatments, Feminism, Family Planning
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Contraceptives rule: A clear affront to the First Amendment
Judging from all the articles in The Sun recently, Sen. Barbara Mikulski, columnist Dan Rodricks and many others are wondering what all the fuss is about regarding the Catholic Church's strong opposition to requiring hospitals and schools to offer...Tags: Roman Catholicism, Health Treatments, Christianity, Barbara A. Mikulski, Human Rights
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What's important to women voters, birth control or the economy?
I have to totally agree with Susan Reimer's assertion that Democrats must be living in a lovely dream waiting for the November elections ("Women will remember in November," March 12). True, some Republican presidential hopefuls have come down with foot in...Tags: Timonium, Barack Obama, Health Treatments, Family Planning, Democratic Party
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To pay for contraceptives is to endorse their use
Are the editors of The Sun unfamiliar with the word, "condone?" Clearly, providing health insurance that covers the cost of contraceptives condones the use of contraceptives ("O'Brien's quixotic fight," Feb. 9). Paying a salary to an employee for work...Tags: Health Treatments
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Archbishop's stand reflects the courage of the Founding Fathers
What a surprise: The Sun's editorial board and op-ed writers are slamming the courageous, committed leader of the Roman Catholic Church in our archdiocese ("O'Brien's quixotic fight," Feb. 8). Why? Because, it would seem, birth control is an absolute...Tags: Roman Catholicism, Civil Rights, Breast Cancer, Health Treatments, Edwin F. O'Brien
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Contraceptive is not a bad word, even though GOP candidates tell you otherwise
I remember back in the day when conversations about sex were whispered and babies were born by immaculate conception. All three of my children were. Just ask my mother. But actually I was a lucky ducky, and when I asked her where babies came from, she...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Mexico, Health Treatments, Washington, DC, Pregnancy and Childbirth
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Who's right about church and state, Kennedy or Santorum?
Much has been written and said recently about the First Amendment and freedom of religion in the context of the current political atmosphere. Many of the most provocative comments have been about contraception, abortion rights and health insurance. Some...Tags: Health Insurance Cost, Barack Obama, Health Insurance, Health Treatments, Unemployment Benefits
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Contraceptives: The issue is religious liberty, not birth control
Regarding Susan Reimer's recent column: It's sad to say but , yes, women will remember ("Women will remember in November," March 12). Even more sad is that women have reacted to a disguised cause.
Women's health is not the real issue here. Why did...Tags: Roman Catholicism, Insurance, Health Treatments, Christianity
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What do the men of the church know about birth control?
So we have: The Pope, Cardinals, Archbishops, Bishops, Monsignors and priests, all men, telling women they can't use birth control medicine. Now! God the Father has the right to decide our fate, but why did he choose an all "bachelor" staff to officiate a...Tags: Health Treatments, Family Planning
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Santorum and the mythic power of the zealots
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If you think Rick Santorum is a weird, pious wackadoo, try being a female walking around certain ultra-Orthodox neighborhoods in Israel with your ankles showing.
Mr. Santorum's near-victory in...Tags: Protestantism, Health Treatments, Judaism, Health Treatments, Rick Santorum
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