Hyperbole dressed up like fact continues to interest me, especially when it emanates from the culture of death’s chief analysts.

South Dakota Gov. Michael Rounds made a great statement when he signed the genuinely pro-life bill that just arrived on his desk from the state legislature.

Reading a recent article in the Christian Science Monitor on the no-exceptions South Dakota Bill really makes one wonder what the “practical” and “pragmatic” in the pro-life ranks are waiting for.

If you ever start to think that the world is suffering from a venom shortage, just start a blog and say something controversial.

More than twenty years ago we flew to Rome for a meeting, and a very tall man accompanied us — my husband, our three young children and me — to the Pope’s Sunday Mass.

“There is a point at which passive ‘tolerance’ allows misleading teachings to be spread and propagated, thus confusing or even misleading the faithful about the truths of the Church…There is a very strong word, which still exists in our Church, which most of us are too ‘gentle’ to use. The word is ‘heresy.’”