The Roman Catholic bishops of Dallas and Forth Worth have joined a growing chorus of Catholic bishops who are unapologetic in affirming Catholics’ duty to vote for pro-life candidates.
Rock for Life added former boy-band-heartthrob and hip-hop-celebrity Justin Timberlake to its boycott list Oct. 14. Timberlake and his girlfriend, actress Jessica Biel, defended abortion access at a rally in Las Vegas Oct. 11.
I was not going to write a commentary on this subject because, as you probably have guessed by now, I cannot talk about candidates due to the tax status of American Life League and our focus on principle
All Words tells us that an “elephant in the room” is an idiom for “a problem or difficult issue that is very obvious, but is ignored for the convenience or comfort of those involved.”
Thanks in great part to your help as STOPP supporters, ALL Associate group Precious Children of Portland, Oregon has been able to thwart construction of a mega-Planned Parenthood in one of the city’s poorest minority neighborhoods.
I am always concerned when public figures who claim to be Catholic make a point of denying Church teaching, or even worse, misrepresenting it for political gain. This is particularly true when the question involves the identity of the preborn child and his inherent right to life.
If you have visited the American Life League web site in the past day, you have seen the video of our own Marie Hahnenberg and know that our annual Pro-Life Memorial Day observance in front of the Supreme Court in Washington, D.C. was a tremendous success.
Rock for Life, the county’s largest youth-led pro-life music and ministry organization, has added country music singer-songwriter Gretchen Peters to the group’s abortion boycott list.
Tom Szyszkiewicz has always been one of my favorite Catholic reporters. While I could not pronounce his last name if you paid me to do it
American Life League president Judie Brown, self-professed Catholic “church lady,” has decided “Religulous” star Bill Maher needs a catechism lesson.
A chance encounter on the steps of the U.S. Supreme Court building brought together the United States’ pro-life community and one of the leading figures in China’s human rights movement.
Today is the day we run our full-page ad in the Washington Times weekly edition. It is a full-color ad in which we pay tribute to the 16 Catholic bishops who have chosen to protect Christ from sacrilege by enforcing Church law, specifically Canon 915.