Dubious Theology
By Judie Brown Professor Charles Camosy penned a recent article saying that existential threats to the human person—including the commission of abortion or the threat… Read More »Dubious Theology
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Choose Truth Over Lies for Virginia’s Children
By Robert Marshall Governor Glenn Youngkin has proposed public school regulations that require using a student’s name given at birth, using sex-based pronouns, and limiting… Read More »Choose Truth Over Lies for Virginia’s Children
What Can We Learn from Blessed Carlo Acutis?
By Susan Ciancio Did you know that a miracle occurs at every Mass? During the consecration, through the priest, Jesus changes the bread and wine… Read More »What Can We Learn from Blessed Carlo Acutis?
Simple Math
By Judie Brown Numbers appear to be the best way for the media and other groups to share facts. One supposes this is because of… Read More »Simple Math
Our Son, Liam
By Misty Phillip Much to my surprise, a few weeks before I turned 40, we found out that I was expecting! I was both in… Read More »Our Son, Liam
Playing Games with Life
By Judie Brown Pope Francis recently said, “You don’t play with life, neither at the beginning nor at the end. It is not played with!”… Read More »Playing Games with Life
Make Life Personal: A Rallying Cry for Ohio
By Robin Neff With the Ohio vote on abortion coming up on November 7, 2023, it is not too early, due to early voting, for… Read More »Make Life Personal: A Rallying Cry for Ohio
Pro-Life Essay Contest Is Now Accepting Submissions
By Susan Ciancio The Culture of Life Studies Program—American Life League’s pre-K-12 Catholic pro-life education program—has just opened this year’s pro-life essay contest. We hold… Read More »Pro-Life Essay Contest Is Now Accepting Submissions
Human Personhood
By Judie Brown Human personhood remains the ONLY GOAL worthy of pro-life efforts because it is the single most definitive way to ensure protection for… Read More »Human Personhood
Caring for the Elderly as Christ Would
By Charlene Rack Sooner or later, we’re all likely to face the decision of how to care for an elderly family member. In my life,… Read More »Caring for the Elderly as Christ Would
The Progeny of Violence
By Judie Brown In Matthew 26:52 Christ instructs His disciples: “All who draw the sword will die by the sword.” Today the selection of swords… Read More »The Progeny of Violence
A Peek into Euthanasia’s Slippery Slope Boiler Room
By Michael Cook Don’t imagine that euthanasia’s slippery slope is like a long water slide at a theme park in which you hurdle ever downward,… Read More »A Peek into Euthanasia’s Slippery Slope Boiler Room