On June 17, the Catholic Action League of Massachusetts revealed that five of the nine members of scandal-ridden Caritas Christi’s Board of Governors are major contributors to pro-abortion politicians.
The furor over the July 1 deadline facing Sean Cardinal O’Malley, of the Archdiocese of Boston, has been newsworthy for many weeks.
American Life League’s Rock for Life Summer Festivals Tour will travel over 12,000 miles and deliver the message of life to hundreds of thousands of teens and young adults this summer.
A friend reminded me of some rather startling numbers that I would like to share with you. According to a 2002 report
Judie Brown, president of American Life League, issued the following reply to Boston Cardinal Sean O’Malley’s June 10 statement regarding the Caritas Christi scandal in Boston.
On September 27, 2007, the Connecticut Catholic Conference announced its decision to allow the state’s Catholic hospitals to provide the morning-after pill, Plan B, for rape victims.
Many foolish statements have been made over the past several days. What is curious is that the statements are being made by or about Catholics who have an obvious affection for misrepresentations
The Archdiocese of Boston is on track to provide abortion “services” and American Life League is rolling out an aggressive campaign to expose the scandal.
At the completion of another successful PILL KILLS series of events we were somewhat shocked and surprised to see how many pro-promiscuity zealots took our event to heart and whined about it, opined about it
The guest commentary today is by Joe Giganti, a Roman Catholic and principal of GigantiHQ. He is the executive director of Close to Home and a media fellow at the John Paul II Bioethics Commission.
American Life League’s president Judie Brown issued the following statement regarding Protest the Pill Day ’09: The Pill Kills Women – the nation’s largest protest against the birth control pill – scheduled for June 6, 2009.
In a commentary for the Time web site, Nancy Gibbs addressed a subject that is difficult to understand without the proper grounding in right reason.