By Rita Diller
American Life League often receives requests for information about March of Dimes when Catholic schools are asked to participate in fundraising events to help “the babies” or to help fight birth defects.
By Rey Flores
Television programming has been a cesspool for a long time. I can’t recall the last time I even tuned into any program on broadcast or cable television.
Imagine being utterly helpless, wanting to cry for somebody-anybody-to come to your aid. Yet no one can hear you. No one comes for you; you are incredibly alone. And then suddenly there is intense pain and you can cry no more.
By Christopher M. Reilly
The pro-life effort is about defending the intrinsic value of each and every human life.
When people become blind to Church teaching and put their wants and needs above Our Lord’s, they lead their souls into jeopardy. It is not only then that our leaders should step in and intervene, but before this mentality takes hold. In a world saturated with selfishness and the absence of God, we desperately need leaders who lead.
American Life League’s vice president, Jim Sedlak, was quoted in an article by Jose Soto concerning the Mexico City Policy and the funding of abortions in other countries.
By Rey Flores
Once again the environmentalist crowd is reminding us to hug a tree. However, this year is Earth Day’s 45th anniversary, so these people are making it an even bigger deal than usual.
The people of Nevada suffered a temporary setback on January 8, 2010. On that day, a district court judge granted an injunction sought by Planned Parenthood and the ACLU against the Personhood Nevada initiative
Controversy appears to have adopted a different framework, and we now have a new adaptation of what it means to be outside the mainstream.
Catholic leadership often creates a level of discomfort among those of us who believe that today’s culture wars require saints and martyrs rather than politicians masquerading as bishops and priests.
By Rita Diller
Planned Parenthood is pulling out all the stops to ensure that its “comprehensive sex education” is required in schools for children beginning in Kindergarten.
By Melissa Pena
“What if?” These two tiny words, seemingly so innocuous by themselves, when put together have the power to haunt.