Face of Pro-Life #176: HHS Mandate for Contraception

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Ave Maria! Bill O'Brien of CT Right for Life explains the nature of the HHS mandate for contraception. He discusses with hostess Corinn Dahm how it violates the First Amendment rights of Catholics, how the Obama 'compromise' is no compromise at all and is effectively not even a�change from the original, offensive mandate. They cover the many political forces pushing for contraception (pharmaceuticals, abortion providers, hedonists, population control advocates) the effects of�contraception�on health and families and on women. They ask why is�contraception�being offered for free when life saving medication and procedures are not free, but require a co-pay? Why artificial�birth-control�is offered completely free and natural family planning is not funded at all. Ave Maria! To Download Audio go to http://airmaria.com?p=27624

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