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Buzz
Over Pharmacies
Follows "Post" Article,
June 17, 2008
Story
below |
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Caught
on Video: Harassment
and Racial Slurs
in Rockford,
Ill.
This
provides an example
of what the sidewalk counselors in Rockford
have been dealing with. Go to story
and video. |
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Thomas
More Society Files
Notice of Appeal
in Parental Notification
Law Case, March
31, 2008
Full
coverage
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Press
Conference Announces
Thomas More Society’s
Efforts to Shut
Down Illegal
Abortion Center
in Dayton, Ohio,
Feb. 29, 2008 Full
coverage
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TMS's
Tom Brejcha on
Sean Hannity
show
See
video |
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Pro-Life
Powerhouses Rally
Around Wrongful
Death of Embryos, Jan.
4, 2008 Full
coverage
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In
Depth...
Wisconsin
Pharmacists' Rights
Rockford,
Ill. Free
Speech at Bus Stop Illinois'
Parental Notification Law
Illegal
Abortion Center in Ohio
Wrongful Death
of Embryos
TMS
Benefit
Story and Photos
Planned
Parenthood in Aurora
Planned
Parenthood Fact Sheet
Victory
in Des Plaines Police
Harassment Case
Choose
Life License Plates
in Illinois
TMS's
State Constitutional Law Project |
Resources...
Heartbeat
International online
directory
of pregnancy resource centers

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Pro-Life
Pharmacies Catching On
(June 18, 2008)
As pharmaceutical companies more
aggressively develop contraceptive
and abortifacient products, pro-life
pharmacists are saying "enough
is enough." And now at least
one big media outlet is taking
notice.
"Not only
are pharmacies going pro-life,
they are finding that there is
a market for their approach and
philosophy," candidly noted
the Washington
Post June
16 in a page one story.
The Post, one of the nation's
most influencial newspapers,
recalled recent controversies
(See TMS
story) over pharmacists
refusing to fill prescriptions
for birth control pills, morning-after
pills and other forms of birth
control. Drugstores that are
going pro-life are among a "small
but growing number" of such
businesses who do so. The paper
said that pharmacists believe
that such methods can cause
what amounts to an abortion and
that contraception promotes promiscuity,
divorce, abortion and other
social problems.
The paper quoted
Thomas More Society Chief Counsel
Tom Brejcha, who said, "The United
States was founded on the idea
that people act on their conscience
— that they have a sense of right
and wrong and do what they think
is right and moral."
Media Coverage
• New Trend of Pro-Life Pharmacies
Responds to Incursions on Pharmacists'
Consciences, June 18, 2008 LifeSiteNews
• Opinion
blog in favor of pharmacists' rights
draws many comments, June 17, 2008 The
Dallas Morning News
• Editorial
columnist stands up for pro-life
pharmacists, June 17, 2008 Milwaukee
Journal-Sentinal Online
• Popular
Wisconsin blogger supports pro-life
pharmacist, June 17, 2008
Dad29
• Soldiers' blog
in favor of conscience draws mostly
positive comments, June 17, 2008
Boots and Sabres
• "Pro-Life"
Drugstores Market Beliefs,
June 16, 2008 Washington
Post
Tom
Brejcha's Bioethics
Seminar Audio Available
TMS
President and Chief Counsel Tom
Brejcha spoke Saturday, April
26 at the Fourth Annual Midwest
Regional Bioethics Counsel, sponsored
by the Milwaukee Guild of the
Catholic Medical Association
and the Catholic Physicians’ Guild
of Chicago. The theme was “Conscience
Rights for Physicians and Health
Care Professionals.” Audio
downloads are listed below.
Tom Brejcha, “Legal
Aspects of Conscience Protection” (46
min. audio)
Rep.
Mark Gottlieb
and Sen. Glenn Grothman,
"Importance
of Physicians' Testimony
in Legislative Process"
Rev.
John Yockey, "Inviolability
of Conscience"
Thomas Van
Gilder, "Physicians,
Conscience & Prescriptions"
Dr.
Eugene Diamond, "Threats
to Conscience Rights"
For more
information, see the seminar
PDF brochure.