How Does Education Support a Culture of Life?
As dedicated pro-lifers, we often think that the best way to combat the culture of death is to do battle in the public sector.
As dedicated pro-lifers, we often think that the best way to combat the culture of death is to do battle in the public sector.
The only folks who might have missed the fallacious claim that 98 percent of Catholics use contraception are those who have no newspaper or television set around. Lucky folks!
Across North America today, there are calls to make the birth control pill accessible over the counter.
By Rob Gasper
LifeSiteNews.com recently broke a story concerning nearly $3 million in funding from Catholic Relief Services (CRS) to an abortion and contraceptive providing agency named Population Services International (PSI).
The history of Catholics for Choice reveals a group of alleged Catholics who dissent from Church teaching. They do this in very public ways and have done so from the organization’s founding in 1973.
By Michael Hichborn
Genuine social justice is not composed of bureaucracies, collaboration with government agencies, and high salaries.
The media and many in government positions use fear and intimidation to keep morality at bay. Standing up for God’s word or the tenets of a Christian faith will get you labelled a bigot or closed minded. They expect us to just be quiet and accept today’s “changes.” But we cannot, and should not, acquiesce.
Catholic bishops must lead by both word and example. Silence can show complicity; silence can show agreement. Bishops and other clergy must speak in defense of our faith each and every day. Lives and souls depend upon this.
American Life League kicked off National Pro-Life T-Shirt Week with a bang. Photos of pro-life youth completing tasks for the annual photo challenge have been pouring in. Roll Call picked up on the Congressional photo challenge-bonus task #500-and interviewed ALL’s NPLTW project manager Rey Flores in the process.
American Life League continues the fight in support of Archbishop Cordileone’s efforts to strengthen Catholic identity in his schools. The Washington Times reported on ALL’s successful joint petition with LifeSiteNews.
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.
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.