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Imagine this past year with assisted suicide. Would it have brought more comfort . . or more distress? We know the …
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[The following was a March 20th, 2020 email alert from executive director Peter Wolfgang to the members of the Family Institute of Connecticut.]

It was 1978. I was eight …
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The Family Institute of Connecticut is co-sponsoring the 2019 Advocating for Life Conference from 9am to 3pm on Saturday, November 2, 2019 at Saint Paul Catholic High School in …
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I honestly have no idea where I would be without the St. Gianna’s Center. They have provided my babies with milk, pampers, wipes, clothing anything I could of needed. Even …
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Arguments about the medical and physical benefits–or detriments–of vaccinating children are beyond the expertise of Family Institute of Connecticut Action. However, when we see an unpopular group being targeted in …
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As many of you know, despite their best efforts in 2009, the residents of Southington were unable to prevent a VIP store from opening in a certain designated commercial zone. …
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Despite celebrity endorsements, fancy lobbyists, multi-colored lapel stickers, printed t-shirts, and the close to half million dollars, even more, that has been spent by a well-heeled national group in Connecticut …
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“No one knows that day or hour,”* not even physicians, as confirmed by a new study highlighted by the New York Times in their 2018 Christmas Eve article entitled Misconceptions About …
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Connecticut legislators have proposed a bill that promises to ban conversion therapy for minors and FIC has publicly questioned the need for it.

Family Institute of Connecticut believes in the …
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Mae Flexer and the Connecticut Alliance to End Sexual Violence want to increase the tax on marriage with SB 1011, ostensibly to fund sexual assault and domestic violence prevention and services: https://www.cga.ct.gov/2017/TOB/s/2017SB-01011-R00-SB.htm

Public …
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