News

Whenever I am asked what is the most effective way to stop Planned Parenthood I always give the same response: Be a peaceful, prayerful presence outside its clinics.

An Associated Press headline on a Missouri news story caught my eye yesterday. It reads: “Anti-abortion lawmakers oppose anti-abortion measure.”

Three cheers for Father Joe Kannampuzha and Father Bill Slight! These two Texas priests are about the business of doing something to end abortion.

When we are children, our parents instruct us about life. Why the grass is green. How to shop for groceries. Why we have to pay taxes.

Many of us who are veterans in the pro-life movement understand the demeaning nature of the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) and the underlying philosophy which suggests that men and women are equal in every way. And I do mean every way!

I am so excited by the recent activities that have taken place in the Archdiocese of New York where faithful Catholics have been pulling out all the stops in their quest to encourage Cardinal Edward Egan to make it clear to Congressman John Hall

Well, there they go again! Everytime Planned Parenthood launches another project, it winds up sounding nice but rendering preborn children at risk of death.

For Catholics and many other Christians the world over, March 25, the traditional Feast of the Annunciation, has been a day to celebrate the silent beginning of the life of Jesus Christ as a member of the human race.

It was rather disturbing but not surprising to read the recent news reports about the director of the National Institutes of Health, Elias Zerhouni.