Tom Mon

Recently, there have been a lot ofdeliberations, speeches and commentaries concerningso-called health care reform, including my own.

There’s something very sinister about an organization that uses the word “parenthood” in its name and then makes every effort to ensure that parents have absolutely no say when their minor daughters seek to use birth control or abort their grandchild

In the past week, we have seen multiple negative responses to our views on supposedly Catholic institutions’ involvement with the Obama administration’s health care “reform” plan.

My, oh my, how evil can you get? Now we have a chemical abortion pill approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration that is available

Our office’s recent media release has created quite a stir about the folks at the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul

There’s never been an idea that couldn’t become a millstone around someone’s neck.

The current talk about “common ground” continues to concern me. These days, it pertains to several events that are separate and yet quite similar.

The current debate over health care is one of those scenarios that might play well in a science-fiction thriller, but must not be allowed to play out on the backs and over the dead bodies of the uninformed.

Economic conservatives are worried about the runaway tax-and-spend potential of President Obama’s health-care initiative.

Take, for instance, this quote by Elisabeth Garber-Paul in an article on the rise in sexual activity during this economic recession: “So join the rest of America in this exciting new trend. Save money, stay in, have sex—just don’t make a baby.”

The Catholic Church teaches that “the direct interruption of the generative process already begun, and, above all, directly willed and procured abortion, even if for therapeutic reasons