The Assisted Suicide Juggernaut Continues in the U.S.
By Nancy Valko Since Oregon passed the first physician-assisted suicide law in 1997, 8 more states and the District of Washington, D.C. passed assisted suicide…
By Nancy Valko Since Oregon passed the first physician-assisted suicide law in 1997, 8 more states and the District of Washington, D.C. passed assisted suicide…
By Susan Ciancio Don’t you just love people who exude excitement? They make you smile. They make you happy! They even make you excited. Why?…
By Jim Sedlak Through the years, Planned Parenthood has supported strange causes and has taken many strange positions. But this latest publicized position by the…
By Jim Sedlak Having gotten its flunkies elected to key positions (including president, vice president, and speaker of the house) in the federal government, and…
By Susan Ciancio How do we teach our children to be kind and to treat others well? They must see us treating others well. We…
By Susan Ciancio For most women, seeing two lines or the word “pregnant” on a tiny stick elicits unimaginable joy. But this is not the…
By Susan Ciancio Fr. Mike Schmitz recently said that “there’s no greater life that can possibly be lived than the life as a Catholic Christian.”…
By Fr. Jim Chern Last week, two newspapers from completely opposite coasts – literally and figuratively – both published opinion pieces on what is called…
By Jim Sedlak The US Congress passed, and the president signed into law, the latest “COVID Relief Bill” last week. Officially known as the “American…
By Susan Ciancio Evangelium Vitae, or The Gospel of Life, is St. John Paul II’s encyclical on the sanctity of all human life. Written in…
By Fr. Jerry Novotny, OMI St. Boniface stated: “The Church is like a great ship being pounded by the waves of life’s different stresses. Our…
Edward Szymkowiak, an educator and a Catholic pro-life advocate, wrote the proposed MODEL act below regarding the labeling of products that were either tested with…