The McHugh Chronicles

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from Randy Engel:

Dear Friends – My thanks to Editor, Louie Verrecchio at AKACATHOLIC [AKA Catholic] who has been running my mini-series documenting the influence of the homosexual Catholic hierarchy on the Prolife Movement. If you have ever wondered why the American bishops’ “pro-life” efforts have been such a miserable failure over the past five decades, this series will answer your question. You may be surprised to learn that the “official” prolife efforts of AmChurch over the last fifty years have rarely been out of the hands of the leaders of the Catholic homosexual hierarchy.

If you have time to read only a part of this series, please make sure it is Part 5 which ends with a special appeal to remember and honor our deceased prolife comrades.

THE NATIONAL PROLIFE ARCHIVE PROJECT seeks to record for posterity the history of the Anti-Abortion/Prolife Movement in the U.S. Please read the details concerning this special project of the International Catholic Media Association of Chicago at the end of Part V and send in your tax-exempt donation today. Randy Engel, National Director, U.S. Coalition for Life

Bishop James T. McHugh – The Forgotten Man in the McCarrick Equation | AKA Catholic

Bishop James T. McHugh – The Forgotten Man in the McCarrick Equation: Part 2 | AKA Catholic

Bishop James T. McHugh – The Forgotten Man in the McCarrick Equation – Part 3 | AKA Catholic

Bishop James T. McHugh – The Forgotten Man in the McCarrick Equation – Part 4 | AKA Catholic

Bishop James T. McHugh – The Forgotten Man in the McCarrick Equation – Part 5 | AKA Catholic

cf. to Google Ngrams of "natural family planning":

As far as this writer can determine (from an NFP source present at the scene of the crime), credit for the term “natural family planning” or “NFP” goes to a pro-abort bureaucrat by the name of Dr. Philip Corfman, who made the suggestion at one of the grant-seeking expeditions of NFP leaders at the Agency for International Development (USAID) within the State Department in the early 1970s.

"Human-Life-and-NFP-Foundation-NFP-Diocesan-Activity-Report-1994.pdf," from USCCB website:

[…] Dr. Philip Corfman, director of Child and Maternal Health Care at NIH, […] had been a participant in the 1965 meeting organized by Bishop McHugh and Catholic physicians in Kansas City. It was Dr. Corfman who coined the term “NFP” as official government terminology.

cf. Gilder, Stanley, William Uricchio, and Philip Corfman. “Status and Prospects of Natural Family Planning.” Studies in Family Planning 3, no. 8 (1972): 194–97.