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The ads are part of an ongoing effort by the Bishops to provide more information on the Catholic Church's position on stem cell research and human cloning. In August they issued a flyer entitled "Stem Cell Research and Human Cloning: Questions and Answers," which was distributed in parishes and Catholic organizations across the county. http://www.usccb.org/prolife/stemcellQ&A.pdf
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The campaign is part of a multi-year National Pastoral Initiative for Marriage of the U.S. Catholic bishops to convey the meaning and value of married life for the church and for society. The initiative will provide guidance and resources, including a pastoral letter, to promote, strengthen, sustain, and restore marriages.
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Colorado Springs Bishop Michael Sheridan spoke with LifeSiteNews.com yesterday about the use of the morning after pill in Catholic hospitals. Despite the fact that Catholic hospitals in many US dioceses have been administering the drug in rape cases, the recent decision of the Bishops of Connecticut to permit the morning after pill Plan B to be administered in Catholic hospitals in cases of rape even without an ovulation test has reignited the debate. With all the debate over Plan B only one thing is certain. That is that no one can be absolutely certain that when administered after sexual intercourse (with or without an ovulation test) Plan B will not cause an abortion.
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