In attempting to put a proper face on the ugly situation developing on the campus of Notre Dame University, home of the recent announcement that President Barack Obama would give the commencement address and receive an honorary degree
Judie Brown, president of American Life League, issued the following statement regarding President Barack Obama’s planned address at the University of Notre Dame’s spring commencement where he is also set to receive an honorary degree.
The past few days have given all of us a bird’s eye view of what it means to be a Catholic bishop who comprehends the meaning of the word sin and is not afraid to punish those who offend God by acts of murder.
Though not widely publicized, the case of 35-year-old Air Force Captain Michael Fontana brings to light the tentacle of the culture of death that is snake-like and sneaky.
Like everyone else who first saw the CNS headline, “Obama Signs Law Banning Federal Embryo Research Two Days After Signing Executive Order to OK It,”
Anna Anderson, the executive director of Care Net Pregnancy Center of Green County, Wisconsin, and is a friend of Stephenson County Right to Life Pro-Life Corner in Freepor
The following statement was issued by American Life League president Judie Brown, regarding recommended wording changes to the North Dakota Personhood Bill.
The 2008 Report on Planned Parenthood Facilities in the United States shows the nation’s largest abortion chain has decreased its total number of facilities, but increased the number of facilities performing medical abortions.
American Life League is pleased and privileged to endorse the Maryland Personhood Amendment (HB 925). The following is a statement from Judie Brown, president of American Life League.
The state of Maryland has an interesting motto, written in Italian, which reads, Fatti maschii parole femine translated as Strong deeds, gentle words. That sounds so right, considering what the state legislature is about to address.
The news about the Obama administration’s action on human embryonic stem cell research was not surprising, but a bit otherworldly.
There’s been such a hodgepodge of things Catholic in the news this past week, that it could become mind-boggling if one did not sort it all out, or at least make an effort.