A suburban Chicago woman accused the office supply giant Office Depot of refusing to photocopy a flyer containing an anti-abortion prayer.What was the store's rationale for refusing to copy the prayer? Last month, Maria Goldstein, 42, ordered 500 copies of "A Prayer for the Conversion of Planned Parenthood" at an Office Depot in Schaumburg to distribute at her parish the following Sunday. The handout also included statistics about abortion in the U.S. and at Planned Parenthood, a non-profit organization that provides women's and reproductive health services. The prayer, composed by the Rev. Frank Pavone, national director of Priests for Life, an anti-abortion group, calls on God to "Bring an end to the killing of children in the womb, and bring an end to the sale of their body parts. Bring conversion to all who do this, and enlightenment to all who advocate it." The prayer also decries "the evil that has been exposed in Planned Parenthood...(Read Full Post)