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I'm not sure. I just like going to the service on Sunday. I think I prefer the more Catholic service to the Evangelical ones. In England, the sway seems to be more towards Evangelical rather than Protestant. The other side are higher Anglicans which have church services which are more similar to...

Thank you for clarifying this. I am fairly new to the Anglican Church (having been raised Roman Catholic) and, unfortunately, I am finding these two claims by the Roman Catholic Church difficult to dismiss, having been brainwashed into thinking these things about the Anglican Church. In a way, I...

I have two tattoos. Can I post here? (Former Catholic, turned Anglican, two years ago.)

Thank you very much for all your good wishes and helpfulness. God bless you all. x

Thank you! What a lovely poem! :)

Hello. I'm back after quite a few years. I've noticed that a lot of things have changed on this site. Basically, I'm back here because I'm stuck at home with my disabled daughter who is now 20 years old. I don't get out much. My Facebook "friends" don't know me and don't want to know me. They...

Female dogs are sterilized by removal of their ovaries. Humans are not normally sterilized in this way. So, humans would not have the side effects from this, that dogs would get. Thanks for digging up this thread, again. It is very important for young women to realise that the hormonal...

Who cares? The purpose of this thread is not to prove that a higher percentage of Catholic women take the pill. My purpose in posting here is to educate Catholic women about the carcinogenic dangers of the contraceptive pill.

I'm so glad your mother is OK. :) I posted this in the Catholic forum because, since the sixties, a lot of Catholic women have been taking the pill instead of barrier contraception or other contraception. So, a higher proportion of Catholic women take the pill than women in the general...

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Reposting this link from the American Cancer Society at American Cancer Society | Information and Resources for Cancer: Breast, Colon, Lung, Prostate, Skin as people have been posting in this thread and ignoring my previous post: Known and Probable Human Carcinogens "Known human carcinogens...

And from the horse's mouth: Known and Probable Human Carcinogens

Another publication which confirms the Pill as a Carcinogen: WHO – Oral Contraception Group 1 Carcinogen « A Blog for Dallas Area Catholics

Yes, except for one thing - that is not my experience. On the contrary, I work for an Oncologist and have seen many women with breast cancer passing through his clinic. So, no, I don't base my conclusions on "anecdotal" evidence. http://www.lifesitenews.com/news/archive//ldn/2006/oct/06102502

I am posting this here because I am sick of watching Catholic women die from breast cancer in their forties due to the contraceptive pill. Take it or leave it. Call me misguided if you want, but I have noticed that women who take the contraceptive pill are dying from breast cancer.

Unfortunately, some Catholics thought that the regular pill was OK to take because it prevented ovulation. However, many women have died 15-20 years later from breast cancer. This is a trend amongst some Catholic women who took the pill instead of using barrier contraception.

You beat me to it! Anyway, here is his resignation letter: http://en.radiovaticana.va/articolo.asp?c=663815 Pope resigns – live reaction | World news | guardian.co.uk

OK. Thanks for letting me know. I will remove the original post.

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