Bringing the Elderly Back to Life with Music
By Michael Cook
Caring for patients with dementia will probably be one of the biggest human dignity issues of our century, as the proportion of elderly grows across the globe.
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Will Egg Freezing Liberate Women?
By Miriam Zoll
NBC News announced that the tech companies, Apple and Facebook, are now covering the cost of egg freezing for their female employees.
Suicide Prevention or Suicide Assistance: The Tragic Story of Brittany Maynard
By Nancy Valko, RN, ALNC
I recently wrote an article, “I Lost My Daughter to Suicide: A Nurse’s Response to Brittany Maynard’s Campaign for Assisted Suicide,”1 hoping that there was a small chance of convincing her or other vulnerable people that suicide (assisted or unassisted) is never the answer to any problem.
What Will GOP Victories Mean to the Preborn Now?
By Rey Flores
This morning we all woke up to headlines that read “Huge Victory as Pro-Life Candidates Win Nationwide, Take Over Senate from Pro-Abortion Democrats,” and other more specific headlines like “Pro-Life Greg Abbott Defeats Abortion Champion Wendy Davis for Governor in Texas.”
Amnesty for the Unborn
By Kurt Kondrich
There is a battle raging across this nation on the issue of amnesty for illegal immigrants, and it has become a very hot topic.
After Three-Parent Babies, Will There Be ‘Multiplex Parenting’?
By Michael Cook
Last week an all-star line-up of British researchers and administrators appeared before a committee of the House of Commons to tell MPs that the creation of three-parent babies was completely safe, ethical, and inconsequential.
Did Adam and Eve Have Down Syndrome?
By Kurt Kondrich
During the month of October we celebrate Down Syndrome Awareness Month, and since the birth of my beautiful daughter Chloe in 2003 I have become very aware of characteristics and behaviors these amazing individuals with an extra chromosome possess.
Keeping Hope When All Seems Hopeless
By Rey Flores
I’m not sure about you, but sometimes at the end of the day, I just seem to run out of air. I feel like someone has taken the wind out of me and the world’s problems have become too much to bear.
Homily for the 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time
By Father William Kuchinsky
On this mountain the LORD of hosts will provide for all peoples a feast of rich food and choice wines—juicy, rich food; and pure, choice wines.
When Children Die, Where Is God?
By Nancy Valko, RN, ALNC
On October 18, 2012, we lost our 6-year-old grandson Noah after a long and often brutal battle with a rare autoimmune disease called familial HLH (Hemophago-cytic lymphohistiocytosis).
Planned Parenthood Is the Sex Mafia
By Michael Hichborn
In June of this year, Pope Francis delivered a powerful message to members of a notorious crime syndicate in Calabria, Italy. The ‘Ndrangheta is believed to be wealthier and more powerful than the Sicilian mafia.
In California Access to Top Docs and Hospitals Dwindles under Obamacare
By Jennifer Popik
Californians with health insurance obtained through the Obamacare exchange are continuing to find themselves being turned away when they seek out many top health care specialists and hospitals, according to the latest report in an ongoing investigation by the Los Angeles Times.