Womenenews via Reuters: On May 22, the Alliance Defending Freedom, a nonprofit center based in Scottsdale, Ariz., is hoping that the 7th Court of Appeals in Chicago will issue an injunction so its client, Grote Industries, won’t be subjected to fines for not providing the contraceptive coverage required by law since Jan. 1. (newly added to Reuters)
- Posted: 05/10/2013
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- Category: Uncategorized
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- Source: www.trust.org
- Tags: ADF: Matthew S. Bowman, ADF: Media Clips, Category: Religious Liberty, Category: Sanctity of Life, Group: ACLU, Group: Alliance Defending Freedom, Group: American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ), Group: Becket Fund, Group: Jubilee Campaign Law of Life Project (LOLP), Group: Live Action, Group: National Women's Law Center, Group: Thomas More Law Center, Topic: Abortion, Topic: Conscience, Topic: Contraception, Topic: Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Topic: Insurance, Topic: Obamacare, Topic: RFRA, ZZ: Grote Industries v. Sebelius, ZZ: Hobby Lobby v. Sebelius, ZZADF: 38661
Womensenews.org: “Nonprofit centers like ours that depend on donations are representing these small businesses pro bono because in addition to the fines, the cost of lawyers, travel and other expenses in pursuing these cases would wipe out the assets that took generations for the owners of these small businesses to accumulate,” said Matt Bowman, senior legal counsel of the Alliance Defending Freedom, in a phone interview. His group has 44 in-house attorneys and more than 2,400 volunteer attorneys.
- Posted: 05/09/2013
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- Category: ADF in the News
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- Source: womensenews.org
- Tags: ADF: Matthew S. Bowman, ADF: Media Clips, Category: Religious Liberty, Category: Sanctity of Life, Group: ACLU, Group: Alliance Defending Freedom, Group: American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ), Group: Becket Fund, Group: Jubilee Campaign Law of Life Project (LOLP), Group: Live Action, Group: National Women's Law Center, Group: Thomas More Law Center, Topic: Abortion, Topic: Conscience, Topic: Contraception, Topic: Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Topic: Insurance, Topic: Obamacare, Topic: RFRA, ZZ: Grote Industries v. Sebelius, ZZ: Hobby Lobby v. Sebelius, ZZADF: 38661
Information about the Family Research Council webcast and video is here. It runs just over 61 minutes. An extensive description of the event begins: “Religious liberty in America has long been a cherished freedom. In recent decades, reaction to displaying that religion in the public sphere has grown increasingly hostile. What is being done about this slow and methodical attack on the First Freedom? Come hear from those who have battled on the front lines of this issue and have sought to protect the liberty our forefathers handed down. From prayer in schools to speaking against sin in a public place, there are numerous ways that religious liberty has been attacked. It is imperative that we make ourselves aware of the battle fronts and support those who stand as sentinels against encroachment on our first freedom. Join FRC for an informative and important discussion on religious liberty with Kellie Fiedorek, Ken Klukowski, and Adele Keim.”
- Posted: 02/21/2013
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- Category: ADF in the News
- Tags: ADF: Kellie Fiedorek, ADF: Media Clips, ADF: Multimedia, Category: Religious Liberty, Category: Sanctity of Life, Group: Alliance Defending Freedom, Group: Americans United for Life, Group: Becket Fund, Group: Family Research Council, Topic: Abortion, Topic: Conscience, Topic: Contraception, Topic: Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Topic: Insurance, Topic: Obamacare
LifeSiteNews: Representative from several organizations spoke, including Father Frank Pavone(pictured below) of Priests for Life, Rev. Patrick Mahoney of the Christian Defense Coalition, Day Gardner of the National Black Pro-Life Union, Kristan Hawkins of Students for Life of America, Mallory Quigley from the Susan B. Anthony List, Michael Mortelli of the Maryland Coalition for Life, and Catherine Glenn Foster of Alliance Defending Freedom, as well as three local pastors.
- Posted: 02/12/2013
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- Category: ADF in the News
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- Source: www.lifesitenews.com
- Tags: ADF: Catherine Foster, ADF: Media Clips, Category: Sanctity of Life, Group: Alliance Defending Freedom, Group: Christan Defense Coalition, Group: Maryland Coalition for Life, Group: Priests for Life, Group: Students for Life of America (SFLA), Group: Susan B. Anthony List, Topic: Abortion
Tom Krattenmaker at Green Bay Press Gazette: If only groups such as the American Life League could likewise pause and assess before erupting in the predictable cries about religious freedom under attack. The Obama administration continues “to treat our country’s conscience like a jailor,” railed Judie Brown, president of the American Life League. Matt Bowman, senior legal counsel at Alliance Defending Freedom, demanded that the administration “immediately abandon the idea that it has the power to withhold or dispense our fundamental freedoms to whomever it chooses.”
- Posted: 02/05/2013
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- Category: ADF in the News
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- Source: www.greenbaypressgazette.com
- Tags: ADF: Media Clips, Alliance Defending Freedom, Category: Religious Liberty, Category: Sanctity of Life, Group: Alliance Defending Freedom, Group: American Life League, Topic: Abortion, Topic: Conscience, Topic: Contraception, Topic: Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Topic: Insurance, Topic: Obamacare
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