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Yes.Having an abortion does not even necessitate excommunication.There are circumstances in which abortion is permissible, and even when it is not, yes, one can repent.

There is a parsonage and a living allowance made available to members of the First Presidency and the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles. It is more than I earn, but less than what my supervisor or the average American rabbi makes. It is known that not all of these leaders accept it, but not known which leaders accept it. The funding source is not the tithes of the faithful, but rather income from longstanding investments. Even if it came from tithing, the Church membership would be getting a bargain. Please allow me to explain.The current president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is Dr. Russell M. Nelson, who likely has patent royalties that alone would provide him with a comfortable living. His wife is an author and retired professor who was already financially independent before they met. While a practicing cardiac surgeon, he bought a house and a vacation house. Today he lives mostly in a Church-provided apartment in downtown Salt Lake City, with ready access to his office and the temple. The apartment comes with cleaning service, but sometimes President Nelson just has to get involved.President Nelson is 96 years old. He maintains a full schedule presiding over a 16-million member organization, working with national and international leaders. He will never retire.He used his personal charm and professional connections in the 1990s to obtain legal recognition for the Church in every country in Eastern Europe. More recently, he has leveraged his contacts to obtain government permission to construct temples in Russia, India, the United Arab Emirates, and China. Yes, that is the officially atheist People’s Republic of China.President Nelson’s travel and security are paid out of the tithes of the Church. He has a secretary and a scheduler. I am also glad that the Church provides him with all the pens and notepads he needs to record inspiration that comes to him day and night.How much do you think the word of God is worth? Tyndale and others, many unknown, paid with their lives to get us the Bible. Martin Harris mortgaged his farm and Joseph and Hyrum Smith died for the Book of Mormon. Two Latter-day Saint girls risked their lives in Missouri to save the Doctrine and Covenants. Whatever we pay to support the prophet today is definitely a bargain.Related contentHow does one achieve the first presidency for the LDS Church?Does the president of the LDS Church talk to God?What are the names and former professions of quorum of the twelve apostles and first presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints?Does President Russell M. Nelson receive revelation?Isn't the current president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in a polygamous relationship after this life, since he has been married and sealed to two women for time and all eternity?What is the goal of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints?Does the LDS Church have a private jet?When did Russell M. Nelson become a prophet?Why is the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints the fastest growing church in the world?What is the monthly living stipend for the top 15 Mormon leaders (First Presidency and Quorum of the Twelve)?Who will be the prophet after Nelson?A member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints told me that the Church's local leadership and missionaries don't get salaries. Is this true? If it is, then where do they spend all the money of the members' tithes?Is the LDS President also the bishop of Salt Lake City?How do Mormons justify spending two billion dollars on a mall, instead of feeding the poor?I'm an agnostic thinking of converting to Mormonism. What do I need to know?What do most Latter-day Saints think about the current Prophet?

No. There is no such doctrine in the LDS church.The web site you linked to is anti-Mormon codswallop, making no more sense than Mormonism does. That page is a classic non-sequitur.Note that they claim Mormonism to be distinct from Christianity when it is obviously a subset of Christianity.NB:It is now apparent that the question is insincere. I’ve reported it as such. The OP is just using it to be able to launch rants in the comments, and has even vandalized the question to make pre-existing answers look wrong.Not worth answering. I’ll just leave this here as a warning.