Week in Review – Parents fighting sex ed; Congress and PPP; Vigano letter to Trump The Seattle Times documented this week that a new, and outrageous, sexuality education… Read More »Pro-Life This Week – June 12, 2020
By Judie Brown Today’s cultural meltdown gives us an opportunity to see just how far the devil will go to achieve his goal. The perfect… Read More »Killing Democracy One Dead Baby at a Time
By Ryan Scott Bomberger How is it that celebrities like Oprah see negative racial disparities in every facet of American life, except in the one… Read More »No, Oprah. COVID-19 Is Not Ravaging Us. Abortion Is.
By Susan Ciancio At the 1994 National Prayer Breakfast, St. Teresa of Calcutta said: “I feel that the greatest destroyer of peace today is abortion,… Read More »Endangered and Vulnerable
By Judie Brown We have seen recently that those in the mobs who shriek, destroy, and bludgeon in our streets represent not rational thought but… Read More »Hatred Versus Solidarity
By Lori Hadacek Chaplin Imagine if the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People was required to hire someone who was a white supremacist.… Read More »New York’s Boss Bills Discriminate against Pro-Life Pregnancy Care Centers
By Judie Brown According to Merriam-Webster, the history of the word ideology comes from “the French writer A.L.C. Destutt de Tracy [who] proposed it as… Read More »Archbishop Gregory and the Science of Loathing
Week in Review – Politics, Protests, United Nations, & Report from PP This week, Chief Justice John Roberts joined with the liberal members of the… Read More »Pro-Life This Week – June 5, 2020
By Jim Sedlak The pro-life movement in the United States zeroes in on the Roe v. Wade decision of the Supreme Court. That decision decriminalized… Read More »First Came ‘Griswold’
By Susan Ciancio At the 1994 National Prayer Breakfast, St. Teresa of Calcutta said: “I feel that the greatest destroyer of peace today is abortion,… Read More »Endangered and Vulnerable
No one likes pain. It’s unpleasant, uncomfortable, and oftentimes inconvenient.
By Judie Brown In the secular world, freedom is defined by Webster as “the quality or state of being free: such as a: the absence of… Read More »What Is Freedom?