Reflecting on the Triduum
By Susan Ciancio Fr. Mike Schmitz once said that “there’s no greater life that can possibly be lived than the life as a Catholic Christian.”… Read More »Reflecting on the Triduum
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The Threat of Euthanasia
By Susan Ciancio Last month, Pope Francis spoke about euthanasia during his general audience, saying that the sick and dying need compassionate care, not euthanasia.… Read More »The Threat of Euthanasia
Shallow Judge Jackson
By Judie Brown Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson is a perfect SCOTUS choice coming from a rabidly pro-abortion commander-in-chief. Pro-life activist Hugh Brown, executive vice president… Read More »Shallow Judge Jackson
PRO-LIFE BASICS: Why is abortion controversial?
By Judie Brown A classic example that reveals the reason why abortion is controversial comes from Margaret Sanger’s grandson—a man who once suggested that abortion… Read More »PRO-LIFE BASICS: Why is abortion controversial?
A Popular Lie Is Still a Lie
By Judie Brown Thomas Sowell recently tweeted: “Abraham Lincoln once asked an audience how many legs a dog has if you count the tail as… Read More »A Popular Lie Is Still a Lie
Mailing RU-486 Makes Women Patient-Abortionists
By Raymond J. Adamek, PhD In consultation with the American Association of Pro-Life OB/GYNs, Live Action has published a comprehensive and well-documented report entitled Abortion… Read More »Mailing RU-486 Makes Women Patient-Abortionists
5 Ways to Grow Closer to God This Lent
By Susan Ciancio Today is Ash Wednesday—the beginning of our Lenten journey. More than once over the past few days you have probably heard: What… Read More »5 Ways to Grow Closer to God This Lent
The Key to a Transformative Lent
By Susan Ciancio The word metanoia means to have a “transformative change of heart.” When it comes to our faith, a transformative change of heart… Read More »The Key to a Transformative Lent
Lenten Reflection Book Highlights the Gifts of the Holy Spirit
By Susan Ciancio Building a culture of life is something people of any age can do, and when children are brought up in a household… Read More »Lenten Reflection Book Highlights the Gifts of the Holy Spirit
Moral Courage in the Face of Adversity
By Susan Ciancio “I will die but I will not let you go in,” volunteer security guard Akash Bashir allegedly told a terrorist armed with… Read More »Moral Courage in the Face of Adversity
If Aborted Babies Had Voices
This article was originally published on July 20, 2021. We feel that it’s vital to remember as we March for Life today and remember the… Read More »If Aborted Babies Had Voices
What Can We Learn from St. Margaret Bourgeoys?
By Susan Ciancio Margaret Bourgeoys was born in 1620 in France. At the age of 20, she took part in a Marian procession and was… Read More »What Can We Learn from St. Margaret Bourgeoys?