We Are Worth Jesus’ Sacrifice
By Susan Ciancio One of the most evocative lines in “O Holy Night” tells us: Long lay the world in sin and error pining,‘Till he…
By Susan Ciancio One of the most evocative lines in “O Holy Night” tells us: Long lay the world in sin and error pining,‘Till he…
By Judie Brown This past August, news reports told us that the Kansas Value Them Both Amendment failed. In part, the proposal stated: “Because Kansans…
By Rita Diller While much has been written recently about abortion pills and their rapidly expanding share of the abortion market, there is not a…
By Susan Ciancio “What manner of love is this?” Michael the archangel asked. Advent is a time of preparation, reflection, anticipation, and joy. And nowhere…
By Brian Clowes, PhD From time to time we hear stories alleging that American abortion mills are selling aborted babies to major cosmetic companies so…
By Susan Ciancio Tomorrow is the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception! This is the day we celebrate the fact that Mary was conceived without original…
By Donald DeMarco, PhD Karl Stern’s The Flight from Woman, published in 1965, is not only a masterpiece of intellectual thought but a reliable roadmap…
By Rita Diller It seems we have become so accustomed to today’s world of make-believe that we no longer notice that Planned Parenthood frames its…
By Susan Ciancio On Saturday we will celebrate the Feast of St. Francis Xavier. A few days ago, we began the joyous season of Advent.…
By Beth Meverden I’ve always been a kid person, even as a kid! At five-years-old, I longed to be a mama. I played with my…
By Diane Stark Down syndrome is the most common chromosomal condition diagnosed in the United States, but since the start of widespread prenatal testing, the…
In honor of Adoption Awareness Month, we wanted to share this beautiful story of family with you. We thank God for the families willing to…