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What women want

It is always fascinating to read news reports about women and pregnancy. There seems to be a concerted effort to present women as superior beings who can exercise their choices in a way that glorifies some perceived power possessed by women.

2006: the year of truth

Just a few days into a new year, and I have the distinct pleasure of giving you some news – for the babies and for all those mothers who think that aborting a baby is a choice without consequences.

Closing out 2005

It seemed only appropriate as we look toward a promising pro-life New Year to read the latest news from South Dakota.

Catholic mutual fund

123jump.com, a web site devoted to financial markets, published an excellent interview with Ave Maria Catholic Values Fund spokesman George Schwartz. When asked what differentiates the Ave Maria Fund from other portfolios

Illinois death rates

The news reports claim that abortions in Illinois have hit a 30-year low, and Planned Parenthood is right there to give its take on the reason.

Mery Christmas

We wish you a Merry Christmas; we wish you a Holy Christmas; we wish you every blessing the Lord could possibly bestow.

Hwang Wrong

I don’t know about you, but I have read more than thirty articles over the past two weeks, all dealing with South Korea’s infamous scientist, Hwang Woo-suk. But perhaps the most intriguing aspect of his specific fall from grace

Bill and Melinda Gates: People of the Year?

Behind every good man is a good woman. How many times have we heard that age-old saying? Sure, some women who still believe that our gender is being suppressed by men might hear that quip and immediately think: discrimination.

Boston two-step

The not-quite-unbiased National Catholic Reporter tells its readers that Archbishop Sean O’Malley stayed away for a dinner honoring pro-abortion Boston Mayor Thomas Menino, while the Archbishop’s spokesperson, Terrence Donilon, is quoted in the Boston Globe, praising the mayor.

Michael Schiavo’s web of deceit

It’s easy to see why lies can be so tempting. For those intent on having things their own way regardless of the cost, lies are useful because they can injure and destroy people.