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Cardinal George Pell: A Master of Holiness
By Judie Brown The recent death of Cardinal George Pell—a remarkably humble and holy man—struck me as being the end of an era. Pell epitomized the very meaning of what it means to live your life learning to walk with God. No matter what the trial or vilification might be, Cardinal Pell knew that he was never alone. He was one of the princes of the Church whom I had the great honor of knowing....
Burdensome: The Patient Or The Treatment?
Recently, a long-time supporter of American Life League mentioned her concern about the manner in which her state’s Catholic bishops were using the word “burdensome” to discuss what is and is not required for treating a patient whose life is nearing the end.
The Casualties Of Selfishness
Over the past 40 or so years, a desensitization of conscience has occurred.
‘Sort Of, Kind Of, Maybe’ Against Taxpayer-Subsidized Abortion?
Over the years I have tried on many occasions to understand the apparent disconnect between the bureaucrats at the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops and the fundamental teaching of the Roman Catholic
Open Letter to Catholics and Catholic Organizations
Members of the Catholic Medical Association have been carefully monitoring the process and content of the health-care reform debate from our unique perspective as Catholic physicians.
Acorn, CCHD And The Principle Of Subsidiarity
Last November, after the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now voter fraud and embezzlement scandals surfaced in the media before and during the 2008 election
Forsythe’s Dilemma: Legal Positivism
The recent commentary by Clarke Forsythe, senior legal counsel at Americans United for Life, presents a challenge that must be met.