Obama’s War on God
As hard as it is to believe, the Catholic Church willingly funded at least some of Barack Obama’s community organizing training in his early days.
As hard as it is to believe, the Catholic Church willingly funded at least some of Barack Obama’s community organizing training in his early days.
Much of the world looks to the Catholic Church, the largest religious denomination in the world, to provide leadership in the struggle to defend innocent human life increasingly endangered by an advancing culture of death.
The Wisconsin bishops then instruct their flock, “Due to the serious and real threats to the dignity of human life that POLST and all similar documents present, we encourage all Catholics to avoid using all such documents, programs, and materials.
Astounded, I had to take a seat when I read the latest from Rebecca Taylor.
A man in Aurora, Colorado, goes on a shooting spree and kills a dozen Americans.
The Catholic Relief Services’ (CRS) latest scandal bears scrutiny because there is a distinct possibility that recent developments like this one contribute to the argument that, when it comes to the Obama administration’s HHS contraceptive mandate, the Catholic Church does not have a leg to stand on.
June 28, the day the U.S. Supreme Court upheld key parts of Obamacare, was a bad day for pro-life advocates, and for the First Amendment.
Biotechnology has made drastic advances over the past few years.
Experts claim that Planned Parenthood has such a serious foothold on government policy and finances that it would literally take a jackhammer to pull them apart.
Sadly, the saga of Fr. Tom Euteneuer is back in the news. For 10 years, Fr. Tom provided fearless and uncompromising leadership as president of Human Life International (HLI), taking the organization and its pro-life mission across the globe.
A shocking chain of events unfolded in the state of Colorado recently. For those unfamiliar with the details, it is my sad obligation to enlighten you.
As I stood on First Street in front of the Supreme Court of the United States in our nation’s capital at 10 a.m. on June 28, 2012, I knew I was witnessing history. But not in a good way.